This Principle of Design is the feeling of harmony between all parts of the work of art, which creates a sense of completeness.

• Balance

• Emphasis

• Unity

• Variety

Symbolism can be represented through which of the following:

• Colors

• Typography

• Symbols

• All of the above

Arial, Open Sans, and Roboto, are examples of…

• Color schemes

• Fonts

• Visual Hierarchy

• None of the above

This Principle of Design uses diversity and contrast through different sizes, colors, and shapes.

• Pattern

• Proportion

• Balance

• Variety

This Principle of Design combines elements of art to stress differences and direct the viewer’s attention to the most important part of a composition.

• Rhythm

• Emphasis

• Variety

• Unity

True or False: When a design has the same visual weight on both sides, it has asymmetrical balance.

• True

• False

Which element refers to the way something looks or feels?

• Depth

• Value

• Texture

• Rhythm

This Principle of Design is the path the viewer’s eye takes through the work of art, often to focal areas. It can be directed along lines, edges, shape and color within the work of art.

• Proportion

• Movement

• Balance

• Contrast

This Principle of Design uses opposite elements to create visual interest, such as opposite colors, textures, and shapes.

• Value

• Emphasis

• Contrast

• Unity

This Principle of Design combines elements of art to stress their similarities.

• Unity

• Balance

• Pattern

• Harmony