Directions: Match the description in Column A to the principles of arts in Column B.

Accomplish this in your activity notebook.

A B

1. The focal point of an image, or when

one area or thing stands out the

most.

2. When one side of a composition does

not reflect the design of the other.

3. A large difference between two things

to create interest and tension.

4. A regular repetition of elements to

produce the look and feel of

movement.

5. The way the elements are arranged to

create a feeling of stability in a work.

6. The repetition of a design.

7. The parts of an image are organized

so that one side mirrors the other.

A. Balance

B. Symmetrical Balance

C. Asymmetrical Balance

D. Radial Balance

E. Emphasis

F. Contrast

G. Pattern and Repetition

H. Rhythm and Movement

I. Variety

8. Any type of balance based on a

circle with its design extending from

center.

9. When all the elements and

principles work together to create a

pleasing image.

10.The use of differences and change to

increase the visual interest of the

work.

11.The comparative relationship of one

part to another with respect to size,

quantity, or degree; SCALE.

12.It refers to the size of an object

compared to the rest of the

surroundings.

13.It refers to how well all the visual

elements work together in a work of

art.

14.It gives the illusion or suggestion to

your paint to move.

J. Proportion

K. Unity

L. Pattern

M. Harmony

N. Movement

O. Scale

P. Element

15. It refers to the visual arrangement

of elements with a repetitive form or

intelligible sequence.
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