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23 Cards in this Set

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elements
building blocks
principles
ways the elements are used
line
a point in motion
series of adjacent points
a connection between points
points situated next to one another in one direction
shortest distance between two points
shape
a flat enclosed area
texture
the surface quality of a two dimensional shape
value
relative lightness or darkness of a surface
color
hue
different light waves perceptible to humans
unity
similarity/ oneness/togetherness
balance
distribution of weight or force within a composition
scale
often size of form in relation to our human size
proportion
relative size of visual elements within an image
rhythm
sense of movement that is created by repetition of multiple units in a deliberate pattern
emphasis
particular prominence to part of a design
such as creating a focal point, isolating something, considering placement, creating contrast.
mass
a solid 3d form
form
defined by a contour of an object in plane
plane
a 3d form that has length and width but minimal thickness
space
a 3d geometric term
time
actual - location and duration of an actual event
implied - suggested location or duration of an event
texture
the surface quality of a 3d volume
distribution of objects in a composition
harmony
when several elements put together create a state of a balance
repetition
when an element recurs several times, either in a composition or over time
contrast
when two or more forces operate in opposition
economy
frugal use of elements to emphasize purity and simplicity