1.Line
2. Shape and Form
3. Value
4.Color
5. Texture
6.Space
7. Rhythm
8. Balance
9. Emphasis
10. Harmony
11.Unity
12. Variety
13. Harmony
14.Movement
15.Pattern
A. It is a characteristic that identifies
how light or dark a color is.
B. it is the surface quality that can
be seen or feit. It can be rough,
smooth or hard.
C. It refers to the visual weight of the
elements of the composition.
represented in three ways: symmetry.
asymmetry, and radial symmetry.
D. It is a mark with greater length than width.
It can be horizontal, vertical,
or diagonal; straight or curved,
thick or thin.
E. It is the result of using the elements
of art such that it moves around the viewer's
eyes by using a repetitve pattern.
F. It is the difference between elements of art
in a composition, such that each element is
made stronger in relation to the other.
G. It is a closed object. It can be geometric like
squares and circles; free form or natural
shapes. These are flat and can be expressed
thru length and width.
H. It is characterized by utilizing art elements
that fit together comfortably.
1. It refers to the area between and around an
object.
J. It is when an artist creates an area of the
composition that is visually dominant and
commands the viewer's attention.
K. Sense of wholeness which result from the
successful combination of the component
elements of artwork.
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