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| a moving point through space that leads your eye through the work of art. |
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| a 2 dimensional area that is defined in some way |
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| derived from what the eye sees from reflected light |
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| how an object feels or looks like it would feel |
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| Parts of a design are equally distributed to create a sense of stability |
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| size relationship from one part to another |
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| Element that stands out the most in the artwork. |
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| when all parts of a design have been successfully applied |
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| Up and down, Taller that wide |
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| Right to left, side to side, Wider than tall |
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| identical on both sides, precise, described by mathematic formulas, |
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| the brightness or dullness of a color |
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| lightness or darkness of a color |
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| color pair located across the color wheel from each other: yellow - purple, red - green, orange - blue |
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| 3 or more colors located right next to each other on the color wheel: yellow, orange, red |
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| movement created by repetition of objects or elements |
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| beats are at irregular intervals |
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| beats get further or closer together as the move |
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| identical beat except for 1 detail that increases or decreases gradually with each repetition |
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| Symmetrical or Formal Balance |
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| identical objects in both halves of a design |
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| Asymmetrical or Informal Balance |
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| unlike objects in both halves of a design that take up the same amount of visual space |
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| object radiates out from the center of the design |
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| Empty space between shapes |
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| Shape or form in the artwork |
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| colors only found in nature, can not be mixed from any other colors: red, blue, yellow |
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| color achieved by mixing 2 primary colors together: green, orange, purple |
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| Emphasis can be achieved by using any of the following: |
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| size, line, color, placement, contrast |
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| differences created by the use of elements in the design |
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