Principles of Design
This principle of design is apparent when we see a subject multiple times.
Repetition
A line that describes the outlines of a subject.
Contour
Strategies for arranging the Elements of Art are known as the "________ of design"
Principles
The texture of the paper.
Tooth
This principle of design helps to guide or direct a viewer's eyes throughout an artwork.
Movement
A small drawing that helps plan a composition before creating the final artwork.
Thumbnail Sketch
How precious our subject is, and the meaning behind it, relates directly to which rubric criteria.
Concept
This principle of design is apparent when the size of subjects impact the overall composition.
Scale
Having stains, smudges, rips, or folds in your final artwork will effect your ______ grade on the rubric.
Craftsmanship
This principle of design is apparent when and artwork has a strong focal point.
Emphasis
This is apparent when lines in a drawing have a variety of weights and thicknesses - Adds drama and interest to a line drawing.
Line Quality
This principle of design is apparent when subjects have a wide range of differences within an artwork.
AKA "The spice of life"
Variety
Drawing subjects going off of the edge of an artwork is called "________ the edge"
Activating
This principle of design pertains to visual weight and the use of positive and negative space throughout an artwork.
Balance