EOA
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A ____ is a path traced by a moving point.
Line
______ repeats one or more elements in a recurring and regular arrangement.
pattern
What are some examples of patterns? (name at least 3)
stripes, polka dotes, repeating motifs, zig-zag, etc.
straight, curved, dashed, thick, or thin ______
lines
form is a 3-dimensional area enclosed by height, width and depth
true
_____ refers to the way an object feels or looks as if it might feel if touched
texture
_____ uses one or more elements of art repeatedly to create a sense of movement and direction in an artwork
movement/rhythm
What type of balance involves equal visual weight on both sides of an artwork?
symmetrical
there is Positive (blank) and negative (blank)
space
Contrast is used to create a sense of harmony and completeness in art
false --- its unity
___ are enclosed 2d areas, they are always flat
shape
____ is created by combining several different design elements
variety
What principle of design is used to create a focal point in artwork?
emphasis
spheres, cubes, pyramids, etc.
form
There are 14 Principles of Design (POD)
false -- there are 7
_____ is produced when light strikes an object and reflects back to the eye
color
____ is the connection between the elements that creates a sense of harmony or completeness
unity
Use three elements of art in description of how it is being used in this painting by Piet Mondrian *look at board or printed out paper, must be complete sentences!
shape
color
line
space
*value *form *texture
Bright Colors against a dark background
emphasis or contrast
Symmetrical balance involves a perfect mirror image on both sides of the artwork
true
A ___ has height, width, and depth, it is 3D
_____ is created by using elements that differ significantly, drawing attention to the focal point
emphasis or contrast
Use three principles of design in description of how it is being used in this painting by Jackson Pollock *look at board or printed out paper, must be complete sentences!
variety
unity
emphasis//contrast
pattern
movement/rhythm
*unity *balance
wavy lines to suggest motion or patterns that guide the viewers eye across the artwork
movement/rhythm
Accurate patterns make art realistic, while exaggerated patterns create emphasis or humor
false - its proportion