Lines, Shapes, Forms
Principles of Design
Color Meanings
Color Value
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The most basic visual element
What is a Line?
100
This Temple of Artemis demonstrates this type of balance.
What is Symmetry?
100
Cleanliness, purity, innocence
What is White?
100
Color Value is defined as the lightness or _____ of a color.
What is Darkness?
100
Red, yellow, blue
What are the Primary Colors?
200
The physical feeling of a piece of art.
What is Surface Texture?
200
The arrangements of opposite elements.
What is Contrast?
200
Nature, growth, envy
What is Green?
200
The base color.
What is a Hue?
200
The secondary colors.
What are Orange, Green, and Purple?
300
Shapes that are free flowing and found in nature.
What are Organic Shapes?
300
When an image or object is repeated throughout a work of art, or a part of a work
What is a Pattern?
300
Serenity, peace, saddness
What is Blue?
300
Adding white to a hue.
What is a Tint?
300
Blues, greens, and purples. This group of colors is calm and more subdued.
What are Cool Colors?
400
This is based on the optical illusion that parallel lines seem to converge as they recede into the distance.
What is Linear Perspective?
400
the relationship of parts of a body to one another and
of the parts of a whole.
What is Proportion?
400
Happiness, Hope, Cowardice
What is Yellow?
400
Adding black to a hue.
What is a Shade?
400
Colors that are opposite of eachother on the color wheel. Make eachother pop and stand out.
What are Complimentary Colors?
500
The optical effect that makes objects in the distance appear paler and less detailed that objects that are close to us.
What is Atmospheric Perspective?
500
Visual tempo set by repeating elements in a work of art/ architecture
What is Rhythm?
500
Royalty, creativity, imagination
What is Purple?
500
Adding equal parts black and white (gray) to a hue.
What is a Tone?
500
Colors that are next to eachother on the color wheel. Used to show light and shadows.
What are Analogous Colors?