Erstellt von Robin Klaus
vor etwa 3 Jahre
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Frage | Antworten |
The symbols of directions, of simple forms and the boundaries of shapes. | Line |
A visually perceived area of value, color or line, two-dimensional or three-dimensional. | Shape |
This is around and between forms. | Space |
The degree of lightness or darkness. | Value |
The response of vision to wave lengths of light. | Color |
The surface quality of a shape or form. | Texture |
All of the visual elements according to the principles, the total work of art. | Form |
Unity | The characteristic that pulls together all the elements of a composition into a total visual statement of oneness. |
Harmony | The agreement among parts of a composition tending to produce consistency. It is the selection and arrangements of consistent objects and ideas to produce the impression of unity. |
Contrast | The sharp difference of size, shape, color, value or texture among parts of a composition. |
Variation | A condition of diversity that eliminates sameness. |
Emphasis | The stressing or calling attention to some part of an arrangement. It implies dominance and subordination in a composition. |
Proportion | The comparative relationship between a whole and its parts and among the parts themselves. |
Rhythm | The regular recurrence of similarities and differences with accented motion. |
Balance | An arrangement in which equal forces neutralize each other, the state of equilibrium. |
Transition | A merging of one thing with another without a definite break. |
Repetition | Using the same element or motif more than once in one or more directions. It is a form of continuity. |
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