It is a part or aspect of something abstract, one that is essential or a characteristic of an artwork.

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It is an important element at the disposal of an artist.

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It shows direction and action.

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It is the basic framework of many forms, but it lacks softness and flexibility.

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It symbolizes repose and serenity.

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- Reclining persons

- Landscape

- Bodies of water

- horizon

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It denotes action, force, aspiration, exaltation and dynamism.

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It arouses emotions, inquietude and dignity.

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It suggest action, life and movement.

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It is an expression of freedom, buoyancy, and grace.

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It expresses energy, violence, conflict and struggle.

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It occurs when two or more lines are drawn within a corner.

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It modifies the sharpness of vertical and horizontal lines giving a harmonizing effect.

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It is formed when a curved line cut across a corner to another.

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It suggest grace, movement, flexibility and grace.

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It is a property of light.

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It is the dimension of color that gives color its name.

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color of fire and blood warmest, most vigorous

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color of light Brilliant, cheerful, magnificence, splendor

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color of nature Vegetation, life and freshness

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color of royalty Nobility, luxury, ceremony, spirituality

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color of death Despair, pain, elegance, power

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color of energy Happiness, enthusiasm, creativity

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color of calmness Intelligence, trust, loyalty, tranquility

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color of purity Peace, innocence, renewal

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They are associated with objects like the sun, fire and sources of heat.

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It is predominated by green, blue-green, blue, and blue-violet.

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They cause surfaces to appear or recede, suggesting distance.

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It is the lightness or darkness of a color.

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It depends on the amount of light and expresses depth and solidity.

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Values above normal

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Values below normal

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It refers to the brightness or darkness.

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It refers to the property that combines colors for aesthetically pleasing results

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It is composed of several neighboring hues which provides unity and harmony.

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Tones of one hues

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Neighboring harmony

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These are colors are on the different side of the color wheel.

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The colors are directly opposite of each other in the color wheel.

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It uses four hues including two adjacent hues and their respective complements.

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It uses three hues that uses a base hue and two hues on the opposite sides.

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It uses three hues that are evenly spaced in the color wheel.

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They usually have three spaces in between.

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It uses four hues arranged into two complementary color pairings.

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Secret affection (WHAT COLOR OF ROSE?)

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(WHAT COLOR OF ROSE?) gratitude

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(WHAT COLOR OF ROSE?) sympathy

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(WHAT COLOR OF ROSE?) Love, courage

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(WHAT COLOR OF ROSE?) Joy, freedom

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(WHAT COLOR OF ROSE?) Enthusiasm, desire

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(WHAT COLOR OF ROSE?) Unity, marriage

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or tints make the size of objects appear larger because they reflect more light.

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Distant object appear

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Light ceiling appear

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make objects appear smaller.

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loors and rugs should be darker to appear more

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It is an element that deals more directly with the sense of touch

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It is perceived surface quality of an artwork

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Latin word which means too see through.

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It deals with the effect of distance, appearance of objects by means of spatial relationships.

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It is a representation of an appearance of distance by means of converging lines.

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It is the representation of relative distances of objects by gradations of tone and color.

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It refers ro distances or areas around, between or within components of a piece.

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It applies to the overall design of an artwork.

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It describes the structure or shape of an object.

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It directs the movements of the eyes.

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It signifies visual weight

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guiding principle in architecture.

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It is a factor that determines the form in which a building is constructed.

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These are art whose parts are related to one another in a consistent, symmetrical and has orderly manner

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These are art whose parts are dissimilar, asymmetrical and unrelated to one another.

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It consist of a number of secondary forms, clustered to produce a dominant, central, and parent form.

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They are arranged sequentially in a row or a series of forms along a line

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It is a composition of linear form that extend outward from a central form.

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These are modular form whose relationships are regulated by 3-dimensional grid.

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It refers to the amount of space occupied in three dimensions

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It is considered in architecture and sculpting since they both have space and form.

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It is considered in architecture and sculpting since they both have space and form.

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