The element that shows the lightness or darkness of color.

A three-dimensional element of art that has depth.

The element that refers to the tactile quality of a surface.

The element referring to distance, area, or volume.

The element that exists when a mark connects two points.

The vertical line suggests:

The horizontal line suggests:

The diagonal line suggests:

The curved line suggests:

The zigzag line suggests:

The branch of performing arts that involves acting before an audience.

The medium of dance, expressed through body movements.

The written text of a play.

The part of theatre that refers to the visual elements such as stage and props.

The element of performing arts that conveys the emotions of a play.

The main written lines spoken by characters in a play.

The element of dance that refers to the area where movement occurs.

The element of dance that gives rhythm to movements.

The element of performing arts that refers to the performers themselves.

The principle of art that creates unity through consistent arrangement.

The principle that produces regular or related movement by repetition.

The type of balance with equal weights on both sides of a central axis.

The type of balance with unequal but visually equal weights.

The principle that highlights the dominant part of a composition.

The principle showing the pleasing relationship between a whole and its parts.

The principle that ties all elements of design into a complete whole.

The principle that introduces differences or changes to avoid monotony.

The principle that means newness or freshness in design.

A principle that emphasizes one part by contrasting it with others.

The principle that often uses grouping in odd numbers for better appeal.

The principle that ensures all elements look like they belong together.

The principle that creates equilibrium in visual weight.

The principle that can be radial, symmetrical, or asymmetrical.

The principle of design that stresses equality of visual attraction.

The principle that provides variety while maintaining unity.

The principle that ensures artwork does not appear monotonous.

The principle that allows movement of the eye across the composition.

The principle that balances novelty with harmony.

The principle that reflects the usefulness and adaptability of art.