What principle of design is most obvious here?

When Tone/Value make the work 'Whole'.

Synonymous wth 'Rhythm.'

Which Principle of Organization do you see?

Which Principle of Organization do you see here?

A picture that is the same on both sides.

 What type of balance is this?

This type of perspective.

This type of perspecive.

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

An artist who creates ads or designs products.

An artist who weaves.

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

An administrative artist who supervises and unifies the vision of a production.  Creative Directors and Graphic Designers work for this person.

An artist who leads summer crafts and art projects for kids.

Copying without permission.

Intellectual or Art works that can be used without permission, as long as you give credit to the creator.

The right to own your creative work, without fear of having someone stealing it.

When you restate another person's original in your writing.

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

Next to one another on the color wheel.

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

A primary plus a secondary.

Grey, black, white, tan.

This best creates the illusion of depth in a drawing.

What is "emphasis"?

What is 'Unity'?

What is 'Movement'? (The swirling lines show the principle of movement, and real texture in the thick, thick paint help create movement here!)

What is 'Symmetrical Balance?'

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

What is 'Symnmetrical?'

What is 'Asymmetical Balance?'

What is 'Atmospheric or Aerial Perspective'?

What is 'One Point Perspective'?

What is 'Positioning/Placement'?

What is 'Graphic Designer'?

What is a 'Fiber Artist/Textile Designer'?

What is a 'Print Maker'?