Unity

Henri Matisse's "The Red Room" shows Unity through _________.

• Line

• Color

• Shape

• Texture

Unity with Repeated _______ includes similar 2-d element throughout design that can be balanced by creating symmetrical design.

• Form

• Color

• Shape

• Texture

What is the difference between unity and harmony in design?

• Unity refers to the blending of elements, while harmony refers to the contrast between elements.

• Unity is about the overall cohesiveness of a design, whereas harmony focuses on the pleasing combination of the design elements.

• Unity is the concept of making everything the same, harmony is about making different elements work together.

• There is no difference; they are interchangeable terms in design.

Unity with ______________ , is created by the thickness or thinness of this basic element which is consistent through repetition and simplicity.

• Values

• Line

• Shape

• Color

Unity with ___________ is uniting different parts such as smooth, soft surfaces that evoke a sense of peace where rough surfaces can evoke excitement or energy.

• Value

• Line

• Texture

• Shape

Georges Seurat's "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte" shows Unity with ________

• Line

• Shapes

• Value

• Texture

Pablo Picasso's "Guernica" is an example of Unity with ________

• Texture

• Forms

• Value

• Color

Unity with _____________ can be either light, middle, or dark shades that may be dominant and unify a work of art.

• Value

• Shape

• Texture

• Line

_________ is a principle of design that describes how the different elements of an artwork come together to create a sense of wholeness and harmony. It is separate parts working together in a composition.

• Movement

• Rhythm

• Unity

• Emphasis