ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES OF ART

A _________ is a path made by a moving point through space. It is one-dimensional and can vary in width, direction, and length

• Space

• Line

• Texture

• Form

_______ describes the surface by the way light reflects off a surface. There are three properties of _____: hue, intensity, and value.

• Value

• Line

• Color

• Space

______ are flat, enclosed areas that are two-dimensional (length and height). They can be geometric or organic.

• Lines

• Textures

• Forms

• Shapes

_____ are three-dimensional (length, width, height) and can be viewed from many angles. These have volume and take up space.

• Lines

• Forms

• Colors

• Values

_____ describes the lightness and darkness of a surface.

• Value

• Color

• Texture

• Space

_____ is used to create the illusion of depth within an artwork. It can also refer to the positive and negative areas between, around, or within objects.

• Color

• Line

• Space

• Form

_____ describes the surface quality of an object. It can be actual (how it feels) or implied (how it looks like it will feel).

• Texture

• Value

• Space

• Color

_____ is how the eye travels through an artwork. It can lead the viewer from one aspect to another within the composition.

• Balance

• Movement

• Pattern

• Contrast

_____ is the difference between elements in a composition. This can happen through a variety of elements such as value change, size difference, etc.

• Emphasis

• Pattern

• Movement

• Contrast

_____ means that all elements within the artwork are in harmony. Variety within elements adds interest to the composition.

• Unity

• Pattern

• Balance

• Movement