Color
Line
MISC
Shape
Principles
100
This refers to color family, or the "redness" or "Blueness" of a color.
What is Hue
100
This type of line is created by positioning a series of points or areas so that the eye tends automatically to connect them
What is Implied Line.
100
This temperature of color tends to come forward in space
Warm
100
This type of shape is composed of straight lines and angular corners ONLY.
What are Rectilinear Shapes.
100
This is defined as oneness, similarity, togetherness or cohesion.
What is Unity.
200
This refers to the intensity or purity of a color.
What is Saturation or Chroma
200
This type of line follows the edges of forms, describing their outline.
What is Contour Line.
200
This is a system of space which uses 2 vanishing points
2-point perspective
200
These shapes are dominated by curves and flowing edges.
What is Curvilinear Shapes.
200
This is the use of an element or similar elements multiple times in a composition.
Repetition
300
This color harmony group contains colors opposite of each other on the color wheel.
What are Complementary Colors
300
This use of line is a fast, all-encompassing statement of form, dipicting movement and dynamics.
What is Gesture.
300
This is the most stable composition
Triangular
300
These shapes are primarily found in the world of plants and animals.
What are Organic shapes.
300
This refers to the main area of interest, emphasis or visual weight in the composition that draws the viewers eye.
What is a Focal Point.
400
This color harmony uses colors adjacent (next to) to each other on the color wheel .
What is Analogous.
400
This DIRECTION of line implies movement and action.
What are Diagonal Lines.
400
This refers to the blending of light and shadow to create 3-D form
Chiaroscuro
400
These shapes are distinguished by their crisp, precise edges and mathematically consistent curves.
What are Geometric Shapes.
400
This occurs when we use the same visual element over and over.
What is Repetition.
500
This color was traditionally associated with royalty
Purple
500
This type of line uses changes in line weight, shape and thickness, creating a smooth flowing quality.
Calligraphic Line
500
This is a system for accurately representing sizes and distances of known objects in a unified visual space.
What is Linear Perspective/ 1Point, 2 Point, 3 Point Perspective
500
This is the type of shape/space surrounding a figure, also sometimes referred to as "ground".
What is Negative shapes or space.
500
This principle uses repeated elements at a predictable "beat"
Rhythm
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