1. Elements of Art The basic components used by the artist when producing works of art. Line Shape Form Color Texture Value Space

2. Line A moving point. Zig Zag Straight Curved Curvy Diagonal Vertical Horizontal

3. Line

4. Shape A defined space; either by a line or other element.

5. Shape

6. Form A 3 dimensional defined space.

7. Form

8. Color Reflected light.

9. Color

10. Texture The way something looks or feels.

11. Texture

12. Value The lightness or darkness of a color.

13. Value

14. Space The area around, above, below, between or within things.

15. Space

16. Principals of Design Certain qualities inherent in the choice and arrangement of the elements of art in an artwork. PatternProportion RepetitionBalance EmphasisUnity or Harmony MovementRhythm Variety

17. Pattern A way of combining the elements of art to create a repeating sequence.

18. Pattern

19. Repetition A way of combining the elements of art so that the same elements are used over and over again.

20. Repetition

21. Emphasis A way of combining the elements of art so that a forcefulness gives importance or dominance or weight to some feature in an artwork.

22. Emphasis

23. Movement A way of combining the elements of art so that the arrangement of the artwork create a sense of motion.

24. Movement

25. Variety A way of combining the elements of art in involved ways to achieve intricate and complex relationships.

26. Variety

27. Proportion A way of combining the elements of art to create a relationship of one part to another with respect to size.

28. Proportion

29. Balance A way of combining the elements of art to create visual equilibrium.

30. Balance

31. Unity or Harmony A way of combining the elements of art to create a wholeness or oneness throughout the artwork.

32. Unity or Harmony

33. Rhythm A way of combining the elements of art to create a visual temps or beat.

34. Rhythm