Principles of Design

When all of the elements in a work look as though they belong together it is called

• form

• unity

• contrast

• emphasis

This is used by artists to direct the viewer's eyes through their work often to focal areas.

• Balance

• Space

• Pattern

• Movement

This is used to create dominance and focus as a work if art

• Unity

• Movement

• Line

• Emphasis

This is the repetition of visual Movement- Colors, shapes, or lines

• Rhythm

• Movement

• Value

• Unity

The elements of art are

• The vocabulary created by Isaac Newton to describe art

• Concepts used to organize or arrange the structural elements of design

• What Leonardo da Vinci had written about in his sketchbooks

• Ingredients used to create an artwork. Line, shape, form, texture, space, color, and value

The principles of design are

• The ingredients used to create an artwork

• Concepts used to organize or arrange the structural elements of art/design

• What Leonardo da Vinci used to become famous

• The vocabulary created by Isaac Newton to describe art

This uses the art elements in planed or random repetitions to enhance surfaces of art.

• Value

• Pattern

• Color

• Balance

The distribution of visual weight in a work of art is known as

• Balance

• Contrast

• Space

• Emphasis

This refers to differences in values, colors, textures, shapes, and other elements. Opposites on the color wheel and on a value scale also apply to this.

• Color

• Balance

• Contrast

• Value

Line is an example of a

• Principle of Design

• Long straight thing

• Element of art

• work of art