What is the correct method to balance a large object and a small object on the same canvas? (choose all that apply)

Smaller objects have less "visual weight" than larger ones?

The design principle emphasis is based on basic physics.

Emphasis can only be achieved with the use of bright colors.

How can emphasis be achieved? (Mark all that apply)

Emphasis is a method used to achieve clarity and order in a composition.

Objects of reference are important in a work of art in order for the viewer to determine scale.

Overlapping is the only effective way to communicate spatial relationships between objects.

Overlapping same sized objects is and effective way to communicate scale.

A character's proportions do not effect the perceived personality of the character.

Which of the following can be used to help guide the viewers eye to the most important part(s) of a composition? (mark all that apply).

Motion is an inherently invisible.

Direction of motion in a work of art is not important.

Using repeated elements in a work of art creates visual rhythm for the viewer.

Foreground and background objects should always contain the same amount of detail.

Shape repetition should be limited to objects of a single type.

Use of rhythm and repetition is an ineffective way to achieve continuity in a work of art.

This design principle is used to describe a composition that is equally weighted and comprised of very differently sized objects on both sides.

This design principle is used to define a composition that is equally weighted with similarly sized objects on both sides.