REVIEWER IN QUARTER 3

Repeating a similar shape but changing the size can give variety. Keeping the same size, but changing the color can also give variety to a work of art.

• Rhythm          

• Unity  

• Variety

• Proportion
  
  

Deals with the size relationship of one part to another. If you have ever tried to draw a human figure and realized that the head was too big or small compared to the rest of the body, you were already using the principle of proportion.

• Rhythm          

• Unity  

• Balance          

• Proportion

Repeating elements with no specific regular interval creates random rhythms.

• Random

• Movement      

•  Balance         

• Repetition

The rules that govern in a work of art is called?

• Principle of Design

• Element of Design

• Art

• Artist rules
  
  

This type of balance of occurs when there are different object placed from opposite side of the central axis is called_______________.

• Balance

•   Symmetrical   

•   Asymmetrical

• Radial
  

We can make this rhythm simply by changing one characteristic of a motif as we repeat it.

• Alternating

• Regular

• Random

• Progressive

The principle of design where all the parts come together to form a whole.

• Unity

• Rhythm

• Pattern

• Focus

A primary center of interest (or focus) in a drawing.

• Overlapping

• Negative Space

• Focal Point     

• Lines

Navigation tools used to guide the viewer through the different elements of a drawing.

• Balance

• Contrast          

• Lines

• Proportion

Refers to the arrangement of opposite elements (light vs. dark colors, rough vs. smooth textures, large vs. small shapes, etc.) in a piece to create visual interest, excitement, and drama.

• Symmetry

• Asymmetry    

• Radial

• Contrast