Name that Element (of art)
Color Theory Basics
The Principles of Design
Who's Art is it Anyway
100
This element is what makes your work look how it feels.
Texture
100
These are the three primary colors in art.
Red, Yellow, Blue
100
This principle is found in repetitive design.
Pattern
100
Piet Mondrian
200
What element is being addressed when using words like hue, intensity, and value.
Color
200
By mixing together the primary colors two at a time, these secondary colors are created.
Orange, Green, Purple
200
This principle often leads the viewers' perspective around the piece.
Movement
200
Georgia O'Keefe
300
This element of art is the 3D version of shape
Form
300
These colors are used to create tints, tones, and shades in your work.
Black, White, Grey
300
This principle can be described as asymmetrical, symmetrical, or radial.
Balance
300
Me!
400
This element of art can be negative and positive
Space
400
Describe this piece's color scheme...
Monochromatic, warm, yellow
400
In order to create a lifelike portrait, this principle is most beneficial to a successful piece.
Proportion
400
Frida Khalo