ELEMENTS
PRINCIPLES
MIX OF BOTH
about artist(bonus)
100

a one-dimensional path created by a point moving in space

Line

100

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What specific colors, shapes, or patterns are repeated to create a sense of........

rhythm

100

This element is produced when light striking an object is reflected back to the eye

Color

100

This Spanish artist co-founded the Cubist movement and completely broke apart traditional forms and shapes in masterpieces like Guernica.

Pablo Picasso

200

This two-dimensional area is defined by a boundary and can be geometric

Shape

200

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a way of combining elements to stress the differences between those elements

emphasis

200

Unlike a shape, which is flat, this element of art is three-dimensional and encloses volume, having height, width, and depth.

Form

200

In his famous notebook drawings, this High Renaissance master blended art and anatomy to create the Vitruvian Man, mapping the geometry of the human form.

Leonardo da Vinci

300

This element is the range of light to dark

value

300

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the way the elements of art are arranged to create a feeling of stability in a work

Balance

300

what is the overall design goal achieved when the arrangement of elements makes every part look like it belongs and contributes to the complete picture.

Unity

300

Leonardo filled thousands of notebook pages with mirror writing and sketches of futuristic concepts, including an early blueprint for this vertical-lift flying machine

helicopter

400

This element of art refers to how a surface actually feels to the touch, or how it looks like it would feel.

Texture

400

What refers to implied motion

Movement

400

A large difference between two things or elements placed side-by-side to create visual interest.

Contrast

400

What Museum is the Mona Lisa displayed in.

The Louvre Museum

500

This element refers to the area around, above, below, or within an object

Space

500

What principle of design that uses lines, shapes, or colors and is repeated consistently in artwork.

Pattern.

500


This fundamental element of art is defined as a mark made by a pointed tool and can be horizontal, vertical, or diagonal.




Line

500

What Year was the Mona Lisa Stolen.

guess the year.

1911

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