The golden mean, used in Josef muller-Brockman's der film poster, has a three-to-five ratio. a rectangle with this ratio was considered by the ancient greeks to be the most beautifully proportioned.
The Golden Ratio is the most aesthetically beautiful ratio, employing it in the artwork which helps to make good compositions. The Divine Proportion, also known as the Golden Section, or the Golden Mean, is a unique number that is roughly equal to 1.618.
We may direct our composition toward a more aesthetically attractive visual result by using the Golden Mean, or Golden Proportion as it was known during the Renaissance. Since we won't be thinking "beyond the box," using the Golden Mean as a rigid rule to every design may wind up stifling our creativity.
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