The phrase "aesthetically balanced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a pleasing arrangement or proportion in terms of visual appeal.
Example: "The painting is aesthetically balanced, with colors and shapes that complement each other beautifully."
Alternatives: "visually harmonious" or "pleasingly proportioned".
The term "bento" has also spread beyond lunch, to describe balanced, compartmentalized, and aesthetically appealing design in any field.
But here we're just bluntly saying, 'These are the good guys, these are the bad guys, this is a fantasy film taking place in a mythical quasi-Biblical world.' Aesthetically and stylistically, it's not clean, but" — he balanced scales — "narratively it allows people to relax and understand what they're going to see".
Think of considering complex color schemes, and using the brain to balance and make the picture aesthetically pleasing.
This compositional device is more subtle and often more pleasing aesthetically than symmetrical balance, for its effect is less apparently contrived and more varied.
The ability to be both athletic and aesthetically pleasing is a rare quality in a man, but Douglas Baughman, right, a freelance editor who has worked for New York, Us Weekly and O, the Oprah Magazine, balances both -- and he would rather not have his haversack for the health club look as if it took its cosmetic cue from a locker room after a hockey game.
To balance art with the activism component, we have one of most talented young up-and-coming directors in the business attached, as well as the cinematographer he collaborated with on the aesthetically stunning Joshua Tree: 1951, A Portrait of James Dean, which has spent the summer at film festivals such as Seattle, Frameline and OUTFEST.
That's interesting, because aesthetically, I find the balance after the work's written, you know?
But in its simplest essentials, the principle is acknowledged by everyone: the person who places all the furniture on one half of the living room while leaving the other half empty finds the arrangement aesthetically displeasing because the room lacks balance.
In compliant mechanisms [1], symmetry design is important to guarantee the stability the overall desired performances in which symmetry creates balance, harmony, order, and aesthetically pleasing results [2].
