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the equal or unequal amount distribution or arrangement of the elements within a work of art 

What is Balance

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a principle that focuses on differences and diversities in a work of art

What is Variety

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a moving point on the surface of a canvas, paper, slab of clay, or metal printing plate that forms shapes, gives direction, and creates rhythm and movement within a work of art

What is Line

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the name of a color

What is Hue

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colors that are directly opposite each other on the color wheel

What is Complimentary Colors

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a choice of lines, colors or shapes, repeated over and over again in a planned way; a pattern is also a model or guide for making something

What is Pattern

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a principle that helps us see the components of a work of art as a whole

What is Unity

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what is perceived when waves of light strike the retina of the eye; an element of art made up of three distinct qualities: hue, intensity, and value

What is Color

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a two-dimensional area defined by a boundary

What is Shape

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the surface qualities of a particular object or work of art

What is Texture

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the regular repetition of elements, patterns, or movements in a work of art

What is Rhythm

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the empty or open area between, around, above, below, or within objects

What is Space

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colors that are closely related because they have one hue in common; analogous colors appear next to one another on the color wheel

What is Analogous Colors

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the qualities that can increase our understanding of artworks and serve as the criteria on which judgments are based

What is Aesthetic Qualities

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the intensity of a color-the brightness of a hue

What is Chroma

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technique used by an artist to place special importance on an element, subject, or other aspect of a work of art

What is Emphasis

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the amount of lightness or darkness a color possesses

What is Value

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ideas, or schools of thought, on what to look for in works of art

What is Aesthetic View

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colors produced by mixing unequal amounts of two primary colors; also known as tertiary colors

What is Intermediate Colors

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different values of a single hue

What is Monochromatic Colors

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an area of study aimed at understanding the nature of art - its essential characteristics, why it is made, what forms it takes, and how people respond to it

What is Aesthetic

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the impact of a work of art on our senses, intellect, and emotions

What is Aesthetic Value

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colors to which darker color or black has been added


What is Shade

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the result of mixing varying amounts of a primary and secondary color

What is Tertiary Colors

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colors to which a lighter shade white has been added; a light value of a pure color; pink

What is Tint

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