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A sense that all the elements in a picture are arranged in a satisfying way--a sense of stability in composition
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A two-dimensional area that is defined in some way. All shapes are either geometric or free-form.
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Positive space (itself) or negative space (the space around it)
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Can be described using mathematical formulas
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Irregular and uneven shapes
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Objects with three dimensions.
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Has three properties: hue, value, and intensity
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Primary colors: red, yellow, blue
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Brightness or dullness of a hue
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Adding black to change the value of a hue
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Adding white to change the value of a hue
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How things feel, or look like they would feel if you touched them
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Rough, smmoth, (matte, shiny)
(parenthases are for surfaces)
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The emptiness around, between, above, in, etc. objects
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How much light a surface reflects
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The artist makes one part of the work dominent.
Can be achieved through stressing difference in light, color, texture, etc.
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Combining similar parts in an artwork to accent similarity
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Giving the illusion that the picture is changing. Draws your eye to a certain point in the picture.
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The size of things in the picture depends on thier positions to other things in the picture.
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Elements in the drawing are repeated to create a pattern.
5 types: random, regular, alternation, flowing, progressive
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All parts of the artwork relate to each other (all are shades of red, all are fish, etc.)
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Differences in the elements of the artwork. Can offset harmony and prevent the picture from being boring.
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