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Symmetry
Principles of Design
Colors
Elements of Art
100
Where the sky and the ground appear to meet.
What is a horizon line?
100
To be a mirror reflection (the same on both sides).
What is bilateral symmetry?
100
Created by repeating something...
What is pattern?
100
Red, yellow, and blue.
What are the primary colors?
100
I show the shape of an object.
What is line?
200
Using short, unmixed dashes of color one next to the other.
What is impasto?
200
Where one reflection ends and the next begins.
What is the line of symmetry?
200
To have many different things.
What is variety?
200
Red, orange, and yellow.
What are warm colors?
200
I am the word that describes how light or how dark something is.
What is value?
300
The part of the image that appears to be closest to you.
What is foreground?
300
To be the same around a point.
What is radial symmetry?
300
To attract the eye equally around the picture.
What is balance?
300
These colors can look peaceful, serene, and sometimes sad.
What are cool colors?
300
How something feels.
What is texture?
400
Drawing what you see.
What is drawing from observation?
400
To be different on either side.
What is asymmetry?
400
To attract the eye to one part more than another.
What is asymmetrical balance?
400
These colors tend to stand out.
What are warm colors?
400
The space that is taken up by the image.
What is positive space?
500
Drawing something you made up?
What is drawing from imagination?
500
When something is repeated somewhere else.
What is translational symmetry?
500
The size of something compared to the size of something else.
What is proportion?
500
Colors that are opposites from one another.
What are complementary colors?
500
The space around the image.
What is negative space?
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