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Elements of Art & Principles of Design
Elements of Art & Principles of Design
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An overview of the definitions and examples of the 7 Elements of Art and Principles of Design
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A type of BALANCE where elements are the exact same of both sides of the art is called:
Symmetrical Balance
Radial Balance
None of these
Asymmetrical Balance
2
This element is an area enclosed by line. It can be geometric or organic.
Texture
Space
Form
Shape
3
This principle refers to the repetition of elements in a work of art:
Movement
Pattern
Unity
Rhythm
4
This principle refers to the distribution of visual weight on either side of the vertical axis:
Contrast
Unity
Pattern
Balance
5
This element of art is 3-dimensional and occupies space:
Line
Shape
Space
Form
6
A cloud, a raindrop, or a leaf are examples of what kind of shape?
Organic
None of these
Geometric
<p>Imaginary</p>
7
A cylinder, a cube, and a sphere are examples of:
Shapes
Textures
Lines
Forms
8
This element can be positive or negative and is used to create the illusion of depth in a work of art:
Space
<p>Value</p>
Color
Shape
9
The WARM colors are:
Blue, Green, Violet
Red, Orange, Yellow
Black, White, Gray, Brown
None of these
10
This element of art is the path of a moving point and defines the edges of shapes and forms:
Space
Line
Value
Color
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This principle refers to regular repetition of elements within a work of art to create cohesiveness :
Balance
Unity
Rhythm
Contrast
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This element refers to the lightness or darkness of a color and is sometimes called 'shading':
Value
Form
Color
Line
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This principle refers to the difference between elements. Ex: Big/Small, Warm/Cool, Hard/Soft
Balance
Contrast
Emphasis
Pattern
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The area given special importance and to which the eyes in drawn in a work of art is called:
Focal Point
Vanishing Point
None of these
Vocal Point
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This element of art is the most expressive and is seen as the way light reflects off a surface:
Color
Space
Line
Texture
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The type of BALANCE where elements are not the same of both sides of a work of art is called:
Radial Balance
Asymmetrical Balance
None of these
Symmetrical Balance
17
This principle refers to how elements are arranged to lead your eye around a work of art:
<p>Rhythm</p>
Emphasis
Movement
Pattern
18
The type of BALANCE with many lines of symmetry extending from a central axis is:
Radial Balance
Symmetrical balance
None of these
Asymmetrical Balance
19
This element refers to the way something feels or the way something looks like it would feel:
Shape
Texture
Line
Space
20
The secondary colors (which are created by mixing two primary colors) are:
None of these
Orange, Green, Violet
Red, Yellow, Blue
Black, White, Gray
21
The PRIMARY colors are:
Red, Yellow, Blue
None of these
Black, White, Gray, Brown
Orange, Green, Violet
22
Man-made or mathematical shapes like squares, circles, and triangles are examples of which kind of shapes?
Organic
None of these
Imaginary
Geometric
23
This principle refers to all the elements working together within a work of art:
Unity
Contrast
Rhythm
Balance
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This principle refers to special visual importance given to a particular area that makes it stand out:
Emphasis
Contrast
Pattern
Movement
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The illusion of texture created by drawing or painting techniques is called:
Fake Texture
None of these
Actual Texture
Implied Texture
