1. Elements & Principles of Design

2. Elements of Design The elements are components or parts which can be isolated and defined in any visual design or work of art. They are the structure of the work, and can carry a wide variety of messages. Line, Shape, Space, Color, Form, Texture, Value

3. Space The distance or area between, around above, below, and within things. The two types of ______ are… Line, Shape, Space, Color, Form, Texture, Value

4. Shape The two-dimensional are enclosed by an outline; height and width. The element described above is… Line, Shape, Space, Color, Form, Texture, Value

5. Texture Real or actual Implied or simulated This can be slick, smooth, rough, velvety, satiny, bumpy,… Which element of design is it? Line, Shape, Space, Color, Form, Texture, Value

6. Color Primary colors Secondary color Tertiary colors Complementary colors Analogous colors Warm colors Cool colors Neutrals Monochromatic Achromatic Line, Shape, Space, Color, Form, Texture, Value How many colour combinations can you remember? Hue, Intensity, Tone, Tint, Shade,

7. Line This is the path of a moving point. Line, Shape, Space, Color, Form, Texture, Value

8. Value Differences in hue or neutral ranging from the light to the darkest, for example, white to black. Line, Shape, Space, Color, Form, Texture, Value

9. Form The three- dimensional height, width and depth. This is an example of which element of design? Line, Shape, Space, Color, Form, Texture, Value

10. Principles of Design Principles of Design are the different ways the elements of art have been used in artwork. The elements of art are organized by artist to create a composition. Balance, Emphasis, Rhythm, Unity, Contrast, Movement

11. Pattern An overall interplay of repeated or corresponding parts

12. Movement When the elements are put together to have the illusion of _________ and action. It invites the eye to go from one area to the next. Balance, Emphasis, Rhythm, Unity, Contrast, Movement

13. Balance The equilibrium or stability of various elements may be arranged formal (symmetrical) or elements may be arranged informal (asymmetrical). Balance, Emphasis, Rhythm, Unity, Contrast, Movement

14. Contrast This principle in art and design occurs when two related elements are different. The greater the difference the greater the _______. Balance, Emphasis, Rhythm, Unity, Contrast, Movement

15. Regular Flowing Progressive Rhythm This is the repetition or alternation of elements, often with defined intervals between them. It can create a sense of movement, and can establish pattern and texture. Balance, Emphasis, Rhythm, Unity, Contrast, Movement

16. Unity The harmony of all the visual elements in a composition. The feeling of completeness or wholeness of a balance and organized composition of the elements and principles. Balance, Emphasis, Rhythm, Unity, Contrast, Movement

17. Emphasis The center of interest or focal point, which may be the largest, brightest, or lightest subject. Balance, Emphasis, Rhythm, Unity, Contrast, Movement

18. Elements & Principles of Design Balance, Emphasis, Rhythm, Unity, Contrast, Movement Line, Shape, Space, Color, Form, Texture, Value

19. Can you remember all the elements and principles of design?