Elements
Principles + Color
Principles
Shading
Color Wheel
100

a mark with greater length than width

What is line?

100

Primary colors

What are red, blue and yellow?

100
A way of combining visual elements to produce a sense of action.
What is movement?
100

value between highlight and shadow, most real tone
(or value) of the object

What is a midtone?

100
Red + Blue =
What is violet?
200

any 3D shape with height, width and depth

What is form?

200

Secondary colors

What are orange, green and violet?

200

Area in a work of art that catches and holds the viewer's attention.

What is emphasis
or focal point?

200

light that is bounced off of one surface onto another surface

What is reflected light?

200

colors that have the most contrast to each other on the color wheel

What are
complementary colors?

300

surface quality that can be seen or felt

What is texture?

300

the size of an object in
relationship to another object

What is scale?

300

The use of different lines, shapes, textures, colors and other elements of design to create interest in a work of art.

What is variety?

300

an object blocks the light and
creates this on the surface

What is a cast shadow?

300

another name for color

What is hue?

400

relative lightness or darkness of a color

What is value?

400

repetition with variety

What is rhythm?

400

the relative size of parts within a whole

What is proportion?

400

the darkest part
of the form

What is a core shadow?

400

light reflected
off of objects

What is color?

500

positive and negative _________
and illusion of depth

What is space?

500

where all the elements of a piece harmonize & work together as a whole

What is unity?

500

A feeling of stability with unequal weight on each side

What is asymmetrical balance?

500

a range of values used to show light & shadow that reveal form

What is illusion of volume?

500

colors next to each other
on the color wheel

What are analogous colors?

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