Form 1. The shape or contour of the individual components in a composition 2. The overall three- dimensional configuration or shape of a design or composition.

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Form 1. The shape or contour of the individual components in a composition 2. The overall three- dimensional configuration or shape of a design or composition or

Form The shape or contour of the individual components in a composition

Form The overall three dimensional configuration or shape of a design or composition Symmetrical Triangle

Type of 3-D Forms Closed Form –Solid –Compact –Mass

Type of 3-D Forms Open Form –Spreading –Radiating –Space between parts

Type of 3-D Forms Interpretive Form –Variation of a shape –Combination of shapes –Discretion of Designer