Word Bank Asymmetrical, Geometric ,Positive, Symmetrical, Balance ,Harmony, Proportion ,Texture, Neutral, Contrast ,Radial, Low ,Movement ,Rhythm, Unity, Complementary ,Focalpoint ,Negative, Shades ,Variety ,Primary ,Form ,Organic, Shapes, Secondary ,Color Wheel

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Dark values of a color are called tones, or .

Height, width and depth describe .

Joining lines create .

refers to shapes like squares, circles and triangles.
Shapes that come from nature are called organic.

Space describes the empty place/surface in or around an artwork.  It can be or .

How something feels is called .

refers to the visual weight in an artwork. 

balance is when both sides of a work of art are the same.

is when two sides of a work of art are different, but equal. 

balance means lines or shapes grow from a center point, like a sunburst. 

creates excitement in artworks, like having black and white next to each other. 

A soft look can be achieved using contrast. 

Size, location and amount of one thing compared to another is called , like in portraiture.

Emphasis, or where the audience is supposed to pay attention is called a .

occurs when an artist creates something different from the rest of the artwork.

Visual or pattern is created by repeating lines, colors or shapes. 

When all the parts of an artwork relate to each other, is created, and it pulls it together. 

Artists use to show action by using diagonal lines, changing the directions and value and overlapping shapes. 

When there is a feeling that everything in the artwork looks like it fits or belongs, is called .

 Mixing two primary colors results in colors. 
An example of colors would be red, blue and yellow. 

colors are the opposite on the color wheel. 

An example of colors are black, white and brown. 

Artists use a to help mix color.