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Elements of Art, Principles of Design:
Line: Either linear marks made by a pen or a brush, or the edge created when two edges of shapes meet
Shape: A self contained geometric or organic area
Color: Light reflected off objects. Colors have hue, value, and intensity
Value: The lightness or darkness of an objects color
Texture: The surface quality of an object; rough, smooth, hard, soft, etc.
Volume/Form: A 3D object/shape.
Balance: How the image is set up. For example, a large object located close to the center can be balanced out by a small object off to the other side.
Harmony: Related objects and images that go together well, making the image visually satisfying.
Contrast: How the objects blend together, like opposite colors on the wheel go well.
Movement: Path viewers eyes take through the image.
Rhythm: Elements that occur repeatedly.
Line: Either linear marks made by a pen or a brush, or the edge created when two edges of shapes meet
Shape: A self contained geometric or organic area
Color: Light reflected off objects. Colors have hue, value, and intensity
Value: The lightness or darkness of an objects color
Texture: The surface quality of an object; rough, smooth, hard, soft, etc.
Volume/Form: A 3D object/shape.
Balance: How the image is set up. For example, a large object located close to the center can be balanced out by a small object off to the other side.
Harmony: Related objects and images that go together well, making the image visually satisfying.
Contrast: How the objects blend together, like opposite colors on the wheel go well.
Movement: Path viewers eyes take through the image.
Rhythm: Elements that occur repeatedly.
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