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Line
The foundation of all drawing
Shape
Can be two-dimensional figure
Form
Can be 3-dimensional figure
Value
The lightness or darkness of a color
Color
Has the strongest effect on our emotions
Texture
The roughness or smoothness of a surface
Space
The distance between and around shapes and forms
Balance
Gives a feeling of stability and rest; can be formal (symmetrical), informal (asymmetrical), or radial balance
Formal balance
A type of balance where both sides are exactly alike
Informal balance (asymmetrical)
Achieved by arranging related or unrelated objects of differing visual weight that counterbalance one another
Movement
The direction by which the eye moves towards or visual movement
Proportion
The relationship between the elements in the picture
Emphasis
Central figure in a picture
Variety
Putting together different visual elements to form a whole
Harmony
Creates cohesiveness due to similarity or repeated patterns
Rhythm
A sense of beat or regularity in a picture