is formed when non-crossing lines are utilized to represent the value of an object on or around it.

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is when the artist may start by adding value but then allow the lines to cross over one other.

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are lines that progressively bend and change direction. They might be spiral or wavy. As they remind us of the human body, such lines offer emotions of comfort and ease, as well as sensuous quality.

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defines the outline of a form, as well as interior structure, without the use of shading.

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colors that are made by mixing equal portions of the primary colors.

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can be drawn using a ruler, compass, or digital instrument.

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are two dimensional and are measured by their height and width.

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is the feel of a surface furry, smooth, rough, soft, gooey or glossy.

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The focus, or areas in a piece of art or design that are the direct subjects.

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Can also be referred to as white space which is The background, or areas around the direct subjects.

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Three colors that are side by side on the color wheel.

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Two colors that are on opposite sides of the color wheel.

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are shades and tints of the same color.

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colors that make up the basis for the color wheel.

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is defined as an empty region that surrounds or exists between, around, or inside real or imagined objects. It is an essential component of art.

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is how light or dark an area looks in a design. It is everything from the darkest of blacks through to the brightest of whites.

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