Elements of Art
Principles of art
Elements/Principles
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100
A mark or stroke with length and direction. Can be straight, curved, diagonal, thick, thin, or varied in other ways, and they can create shapes, patterns, and textures.
What is element of Line?
100
The distribution of visual weight in an artwork, achieved through symmetry, asymmetry, or radial symmetry. It helps create stability and harmony in a composition.
What is Balance?
100
The surface quality or feel of an artwork, which can be rough, smooth, bumpy, or soft. Can be actual or implied.
What is Texture?
100
What is the subject of this painting?
What is Family?
100
what principles of design are dominant in this artwork?
What is Pattern?
200
A two-dimensional area defined by lines, edges, or colors. Can be geometric or organic.
What is Shape?
200
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The focal point or center of interest in an artwork, which draws the viewer's attention and creates visual importance. It can be achieved through contrast, isolation, placement, or size.
What is Emphasis?
200
The relative size, scale, and ratio of elements within an artwork.
What is proportion?
200
What does the size difference between the figures say about Egyptian beliefs?
The largest figure is more important in their society?
200
Carefully looking at the subject and noticing and recording the shapes, details and tones that you see in real life.
What is Direct Observation?
300
The area around, between, or within components of an artwork. It can be depicted as positive (occupied by objects) or negative (empty or unused).
What is Space?
300
The juxtaposition of different elements (such as light and dark values, colors, textures, or shapes) to create visual interest and emphasis. It adds drama, depth, and definition to a composition.
What is Contrast?
300
The visual flow or path that guides the viewer's eye through an artwork.
What is Movement?
300
The way in which different elements of an artwork are combined or arranged in an art work?
What is composition?
300
What is the source of an artist’s ideas for a new work of art that does not have any basis in reality?
What is your imagination?
400
The visual perception resulting from the way objects reflect or emit light. three main properties: hue, value and intensity.
What is Color?
400
The repetition of visual elements such as lines, shapes, or colors in a predictable and systematic manner.
What is Pattern?
400
Three-dimensional objects that have height, width, and depth. Can be geometric or organic.
What is Form?
400
the design projects only slightly from the ground and there is little or no undercutting of outlines.
what is low level relief?
400
When two artists create different parts of an artwork, it is called?
What is a collaboration?
500
The degree of lightness or darkness in a color or in a grayscale.
What is Value?
500
The cohesive integration of all elements and principles within an artwork, creating a sense of wholeness or completeness.
What is Unity?
500
The use of different elements, techniques, and styles to add interest and diversity to an artwork.
What is Variety?
500
Where in general more than half the mass of the sculpted figure projects from the background.
what is high relief sculpture?
500
Training in an art, trade, or craft under a legal agreement that defines the duration and conditions of the relationship between master and ______
What is an apprenticeship?