1a-3
4-8
9-13
14-15
16 &1
100
symetrical balance
100
The repeating of an object or symbol all over the piece of art
Pattern
100
light reflected off an object
Color
100
Service quality that can be seen and felt, they don't always feel the way they look.
Texture
100
The only true colors (red,yellow,and blue)
Primary colors
200
the sides are different but still look balanced
asymmetrical balance
200
The feeling of unity (sizes,amounts, and numbers ) relate well with each other.
Proportion
200
Three dimensional shapes expressing length width and depth,(example:cylinder)
Forms
200
The name of a color (example : maroon)
Hue
200
When two primary colors are mixed together(green,orange,purple)
Secondary
300
the elements are arranged around the center point
radial balance
300
Works with pattern to make the piece of art feel active( creates unity with in the art).
Repetition
300
A mark with greater length than width. ( thin or thick,curved or straight, horizontal, vertical , diagonal).
Line
300
how light or dark something is
Value
300
When a primary color and a secondary color are mixed together (blue;green, blue;purple, yellow;green)
Intermediate
400
part of the design that catches the viewer's eye ; usually the artist would make one area stand out by using contrast.
Emphasis
400
When one or more elements are used to create a feeling of organized movement.(variety is essential)
Rhythm
400
A closed line and can be geometric and free-form( are flat that express length and width).
Shapes
400
how bright or dull something is
Intensity
400
Colors that are located across the color wheel, they do not share a common color(red&green)
Complementary
500
The path that viewers eye takes through the work of art
Movement
500
The feeling of harmony with all the parts of the work of art, creates a sense of completeness.
Unity
500
The area between and around objects ,( can refer to the feeling of depth).
Space
500
1. distribution of visual weight of objects,color,texture,and space
Balance