Principles of design

The principles of design consist of:

• colour, lines, shapes and pattern

• emphasis, balance, repetition, movement and texture

• balance, emphasis, movement, pattern, proportion, repetition, rhythm, variety, and unity

• lines, shape, form, value, texture, space and colour

The image represent which principle of design?

• pattern

• emphasis

• rhythm

• contrast

This image shows an example of:

• symmetrical balance

• radial balance

• asymmetrical balance

• emphasis

What is the difference between radial and asymmetrical balance?

• radial balance start from the center while asymmetrical balance is equal on both end

• radial balance is equal on both side while asymmetrical balance shows lighter-weight objects on one side of a center line to offset a heavy object on the other side

• radial balance is when elements flow from the center while asymmetrical balance shows lighter-weight objects on one side of a center line to offset a heavy object on the other side

• radial balance has a circular shape while asymmetrical balance has a square shape

The design shows which balance?

• symmetrical balance

• radial balance

• free flowing balance

• asymmetriacal balance

The design shows which type of balance?

• asymmetrical

• symmetrical

• radial

• organic

The focal point of an image, or when one area or thing stands out the most.

• unity

• pattern

• rhythm

• emphasis

What is the definition of Rhythm in Art ?

• something a person has when they sing

• when something in the painting is moving

• Shows movement through repetitions, including some variations.

• the area that grabs the viewers attention

The image shows which rhythm

• progressive

• graduated

• random

• regular

The image shows which type of rhythm?

• random

• regular

• progressive

• alternating