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Principles of Design
#1

What principle of design is most obvious here?



What is "emphasis"?

#2

When Tone/Value make the work 'Whole'.

 

 

What is 'Unity'?

#3

Synonymous wth 'Rhythm.'

Art Appreciation- Principles of Art: Balance, emphasis, movement,  proportion, rhythm, unity/variety;the means an artist uses to organize  elements within a work of art. Flashcards | Quizlet

What is 'Movement'? (The swirling lines show the principle of movement, and real texture in the thick, thick paint help create movement here!)Art Appreciation- Principles of Art: Balance, emphasis, movement,  proportion, rhythm, unity/variety;the means an artist uses to organize  elements within a work of art. Flashcards | Quizlet

#4

Which Principle of Organization do you see?

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What is 'Symmetrical Balance?'

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#5

Which Principle of Organization do you see here?

What is 'Variety?' (of line thickness, direction, and color)

Space and Balance
#1

  

A picture that is the same on both sides.

What is 'Symnmetrical?'

#2

 What type of balance is this?

What is 'Asymmetical Balance?'

 

#3

This type of perspective.

What is 'Atmospheric or Aerial Perspective'?

#4

This type of perspecive.

What is 'One Point Perspective'?

#5

Showing objects higher on the picture plane creates a sense of space and perspective.

What is 'Positioning/Placement'?

Careers in Art
#1

An artist who creates ads or designs products.

What is 'Graphic Designer'?

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#2

An artist who weaves.

What is a 'Fiber Artist/Textile Designer'?

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#3

An artist who designs and transfers images to t-shirts.

What is a 'Print Maker'?

#5

When you paraphrase someone's creative, original thoughts in your writing and pretend it's your own idea.

Color and Value
#1

Next to one another on the color wheel.

#2

Range of tones or value from light to dark can also be called this.

#3

A primary plus a secondary.

#4

Grey, black, white, tan.

#5

This best creates the illusion of depth in a drawing.

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