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creative arts
Principles Of Art
Area in a work of art that catches and holds the viewers attention.
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unity
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balance
The use of different lines, shapes, textures, colors or other elements of design to create interest in a work of art.
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Variety
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Value
What type of balance do you see in this image?
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Informal
When drawing people and objects with correct size relationships we are using which principle of design?
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Pattern
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Proportion
How did this artist create emphasis?
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Patterns
How is emphasis created in this image?
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Isolation
What type of balance is seen in this image?
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Formal
This image is a good example of ___________ proportions.
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Unusual
A principle of design that focuses on a repetition of elements is ________________.
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Shape
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Proportion
Line, Shape, Color, Value, Texture and Space are Elements of Art.
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true
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Balance, Contrast, Emphasis, Movement, Pattern, Rhythm and Unity are the Principles of Art?
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false
Principles of Art are used to create and organize and artwork. Artist use _____ of _______ to accomplish this.
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Elements of Art
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Principles of Art
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Principles of Design
__________ is a type of balance in which Both sides of the image are the same - like a "mirror image".
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Geometric
The place where the road or objects seem to move towards and disappear is called the __________ ___________.
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Vanishing Point
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Point of no return
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Horizon Line
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Perspective Spot
Lines, colors or shapes that are Repeated over and over in a planned way is called a _________.
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Scale
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Variety
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Pattern
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Movement
___________ means to have many different types of items, colors, sizes, etc.
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Balance
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Scale
_________ means everything seems to have equal weight; it can be symmetrical, asymmetrical or radial.
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Scale
Area in a work of art that catches and holds the viewers attention.
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space
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unity
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emphasis
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balance
The use of different lines, shapes, textures, colors or other elements of design to create interest in a work of art.
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Variety
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Emphasis
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Placement
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Value
A flower, a daisy specifically, is said to have what type of balance?
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Imaginary
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radial
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symmetrical
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asymmetrical
What type of rhythm that involves the repetition of wavy or curved lines?
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Progressive
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Random
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Regular
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Flowing
What type of balance do you see in this image?
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Informal
M.C. Escher used _________________ rhythm in this artwork to show more than one element repeating a 1-2-1-2-1-2 pattern.
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flowing
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regular
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progressive
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alternating
When drawing people and objects with correct size relationships we are using which principle of design?
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Pattern
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Emphasis
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Rhythm
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Proportion
How did this artist create emphasis?
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Isolation
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Contrast
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Patterns
How is emphasis created in this image?
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Pattern
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Isolation
What type of balance is seen in this image?
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Radial
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Formal
What type of rhythm appears in this image?
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Flowing
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Regular
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Alternating
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Progressive
What type of balance is seen in this image?
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Radial
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Asymmetrical / Informal
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Formal
What type of balance is seen in this image?
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Radial
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Asymmetrical / Informal
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Formal
This image is a good example of ___________ proportions.
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True
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Accurate
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Realistic
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Unusual
A principle of design that focuses on a repetition of elements is ________________.
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Shape
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Pattern
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Value
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Proportion
How is emphasis shown here?
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through contrast
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through texture
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through color
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through size
How is emphasis shown in this sample?
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shading
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value
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variety
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movement
What part of the critique process is when you use focus on the facts, only explaining what you see?
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Critique
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Analysis
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Description
When you have to know what the artist is trying to say.
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Analysis
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Interpretation
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Judgement
What is it when one discusses artistic choices of the artist and how the work is organized?
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Judgement
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Analysis
The four steps in the art critique process are:
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describe
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analyze
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interpret
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desrcibe analyze interpret judge
linear perspective
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paper, pencil, ruler
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color wheel, shading, movement
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vanishing point, horizon line, vertical lines, horizontal lines, converging lines
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texture, shape, rhythm, hatch
What part of the critique process is when you use focus on the facts, only explaining what you see?
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Critique
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Judgement
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Analysis
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Description
Judgement is when you what?
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When you explain the art using the elements of art.
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Talk about what you think of the artwork
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Discuss what the artist is trying to say.
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Explain how the work is organized.
Line
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art criticism
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principles of art
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element of art
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percive
The quality of seeming whole and complete, with all parts working right together.
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unity
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balance
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proportion
Importance given to certain objects or areas in an artwork.
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emphasis
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variety
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contrast
The difference between two unlike things.
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contrast
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emphasis
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variety
Which element was used to create contrast?
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texture
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color
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value
How does this sample show emphasis?
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size
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background
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overlap
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color
Contrast is the...
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difference between elements
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in all things
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thing that works to make an image whole
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element that repeats
Form is...
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2 Dimensional
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3 Dimensional and can be organic or geometric
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feels real
The distance or area between, around, above, below, or within things.
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Scale
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Unity
What are the seven Elements of Art?
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red, yellow, blue
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line, shape, color, texture, space, form, value
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geometric, organic, shading, color, pattern, pencil, ruler
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lily, and, alexis, are, better, than, you
what are the seven Principles of Art?
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Contrast, landscape, paint, sculpture, movement, line, tint
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Contrast, emphasis, movement, balance, pattern , rhythm, unity
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geometric, organic, composition, blue
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value, shade, line, eraser
How is emphasis shown here?
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through contrast
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through texture
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through color
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through size
How is emphasis shown in this sample?
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shading
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value
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variety
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movement
What part of the critique process is when you use focus on the facts, only explaining what you see?
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Critique
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Judgement
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Analysis
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Description
When you have to know what the artist is trying to say.
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Analysis
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Description
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Interpretation
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Judgement
What is it when one discusses artistic choices of the artist and how the work is organized?
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Judgement
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Interpretation
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Judgement
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Analysis
The four steps in the art critique process are:
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describe
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analyze
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interpret
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desrcibe analyze interpret judge
linear perspective
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paper, pencil, ruler
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color wheel, shading, movement
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vanishing point, horizon line, vertical lines, horizontal lines, converging lines
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texture, shape, rhythm, hatch
What part of the critique process is when you use focus on the facts, only explaining what you see?
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Critique
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Judgement
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Analysis
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Description
Judgement is when you what?
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When you explain the art using the elements of art.
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Talk about what you think of the artwork
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Discuss what the artist is trying to say.
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Explain how the work is organized.
Line
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art criticism
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principles of art
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element of art
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percive
Which element was used to create contrast?
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texture
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color
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value
How does this sample show emphasis?
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size
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background
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overlap
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color
Contrast is the...
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difference between elements
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in all things
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thing that works to make an image whole
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element that repeats
Form is...
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Silly
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2 Dimensional
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3 Dimensional and can be organic or geometric
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feels real
The distance or area between, around, above, below, or within things.
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Scale
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Form
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Space
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Unity
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Balance
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Proportion
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Emphasis
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Movement
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Balance
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Proportion
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Pattern
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Balance
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Repetition
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Emphasis
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Movement
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Rhythm
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Movement
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Movement
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Variety
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Movement
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Emphasis
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Proportion
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Movement
Area in a work of art that catches and holds the viewers attention.
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space
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unity
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emphasis
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balance
A flower, a daisy specifically, is said to have what type of balance?
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Imaginary
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radial
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symmetrical
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asymmetrical
What type of balance do you see in this image?
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Symmetrical
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Asymmetrical
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Radial
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Informal
How is emphasis created in this image?
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Pattern
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Contrast
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Placement
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Isolation
What type of balance is seen in this image?
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Symmetrical
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Radial
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Formal
What type of balance is seen in this image?
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Asymmetrical / Informal
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Formal
A principle of design that focuses on a repetition of elements is ________________.
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Shape
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Value
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Proportion
The focal point of an image, or when one area/thing stands out the most.
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Emphasis
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Symmetry
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Unity
Pattern decorates the artwork with regularly repeated elements such as shapes or color.
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Contrast
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Proportion
the imposition of order and harmony on a design
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Unity
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Emphasis
To which category of art does this painting belong?
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Non-Objective
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Abstract
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Representational
How is emphasis shown in this sample?
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shading
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movement
What principle of art best fits this image?
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balance
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line
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movement
What are the Principles of Art?
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Tools to organise the elements of art to create an artwork
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the rules to plan an artwork
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the steps to make an artwork
A focal point or an area that stands out in a painting refers to ________________.
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emphasis
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balance
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form
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shape
This painting by Piet Mondrian is unified because _____________.
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the edges of geometric shapes are aligned.
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all shapes similar.
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all shapes have proximity ( close together).
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all of the above
This painting shows which principle?
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Movement/Rhythm
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