Elements and Principles of Art

_________ leads your eye through an image.

• Movement

• Variety

• Scale

• Balance

_________ refers to the sense of touch or how something "Feels". It can be rough or smooth.

• Texture

• Value

• Spacee

• Shape

The "illusion" of a picture having depth, as if you could "walk into it" is the definition of __________.

• Form

• Space

• Texture

• Color

_________ means everything seems to have equal weight; it can be symmetrical, asymmetrical or radial.

• Pattern

• Movement

• Balance

• Scale

_________ is a 3D object or the "illusion" of being 3D.

• Line

• Texture

• Shape

• Form

The circular chart used to remember color relationships is called a __________ __________.

• Color Scheme

• Color Wheel

• Color Ray

• Color Circle

_______ & _______ are one example of Complementary Colors - colors that are opposites.

• Blue & Orange

• Red & Orange

• Green & Purple

• Black & Brown

Lines, colors or shapes that are Repeated over and over in a planned way is called a _________.

• Scale

• Variety

• Pattern

• Movement

Secondary colors are made by mixing two ________ __________.

• Neutral Colors

• Complementary Colors

• Tertiary Colors

• Primary Colors

The place where the road or objects seem to move towards and disappear is called the __________ ___________.

• Vanishing Point

• Point of no return

• Horizon Line

• Perspective Spot