The pattern is considered in its broadest sense, the visible and tangible relationship between the different elements.The relationship that achieves either a balance between the parts and scattering around a line or a point, or proportionality between the elements, or harmony in color.
The artist must seek harmony in the design of his works, as it is an obvious characteristic in our daily life.
Repetition is another factor related to the format, as the repetition of an element in a variety of ways so that its linear directions and dimensions of its spaces change, just as the fingers of the hand are repeated, but they do not resemble and are similar to what gives a sense of richness and diversity.
An attempt to discover new relationships and learn about multiple laws governing those relationships, and in spite of this diversity must have a basic plan so that the eye realizes the main motive in the design as the lines revolve around a central point or in a certain radial direction with which the recipient realizes the dimensions of the work, meanings and values ​​​​that the artist presents .
In order to achieve diversity and harmony, the artist draws from the elements of nature some of its terms, which carries within it what inspires the artist to innovate.
"The artist has to express the pure inner substance in order to show the core of his inner feelings in a distinct artistic production."