An image should be divided into nine equal parts by two equally spaced horizontal lines and two equally spaced vertical lines?
Rule of Thirds
The primary center of interest in an image?
Focal Point
When an image appears to be the same on either side of a vertical or horizontal axis?
Symmetrical Balance
This can be created by arranging elements to purposely direct the viewers eye around your composition?
Movement
Colors next to each other on the color wheel?
Analogous colors
This amount of objects makes for a more appealing composition?
Rule of odds
This could be difference in value, color, texture or size?
Strong Contrast
Visual compositions that do not have focal point or fulcrum, and therefore lack of hierarchy and emphasis is present?
crystallographic balance
Repeating the same type of shapes or lines within your image creates a pleasant flow?
Rhythm
When we are viewing the subject from above we become this?
A spectator
The arrangement of visual elements in an image?
Composition
Anything that we include in our work that isn’t expected or is drastically different from the other elements within the scene?
The Unusual
Is achieved through the careful arrangement of different sized objects resulting in an image that appears to be balanced?
Asymmetrical Balance
Doing this will create a sense of rhythm to your composition?
Repeating elements
The space within your drawing not occupied by a focal point, important subject, or area of interest?
Negative space
A color it's tint or shade?
Hue
An object, shape, or form is not near any other objects, shapes, or forms?
Isolated
All of the visual elements radiate out from a central focus point?
Radial Balance
Having one form in front of another?
Overlap
When we view a scene from eye level we are now what?
In the scene
The feeling that all the elements in your image belong together?
Unity
When ever element of your composition is guiding the viewers eye to the focal point?
Convergence
The visual distribution of weight in a composition?
Balance
Colors opposite each other on the color wheel?
Complimentary colors
When we view a scene from below we now feel like?
A child