1) A mark with length and direction. It can be straight, curved, thick, or thin. Used to show movement or outline shapes. a) Line b) Space 2) A flat 2D area. Can be geometric (circle, triangle) or organic (irregular, natural forms). a) Form b) Shape 3) The area around, between, or within objects. Includes positive (filled) and negative (empty) space. Used to show depth. a) Line b) Space 4) A 3D object with height, width, and depth. Includes cubes, spheres, and natural forms. Created with shading and perspective. a) Form b) Texture 5) How something feels or looks like it feels. Can be actual (real) or implied (visual). Adds detail and emotion to art. a) Texture b) Value 6) Created by light. Has hue (color name), value (light/dark), and intensity (bright/dull). Includes primary, secondary, and warm/cool colors. a) Color b) Value 7) Lightness or darkness of a color. Tints (with white) and shades (with black) help show contrast and depth. a) Value b) Shape

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