When light is reflected off an object, the eye sees

(a)  

(a)   is a repetition of design

(a)   occurs when all the elements and principles such as colour, texture, line etc work together creating a balanced and harmonious pleasing image.

A (a)   is a continuous mark created on a surface with length and direction.

A (a)   is a 3 dimensional object which has volume and thickness or something in a 2 dimensional artwork that appears to be 3 dimensional.

(a)   implies bulk, density and weight but also a void or empty enclosed space.

A (a)   is an enclosed area defined by the other art elements such as lines, colours or textures.

(a)   is the way in which the elements such as shape, form, colour etc are arranged equally to create a feeling of stability in an art or design work.

(a)   is the distance or area between, below, above, around or within something.

(a)   is the surface quality or “feel” of an object for example, the smoothness, roughness, softness etc.

(a)   is the comparison of one part to another in relation to size, quantity and scale etc