1) Area that is contained within an implied line, or is seen and identified because of color or value changes. Two dimensions, length and width. Can be geometric or free-form. a) Lines b) Texture c) Shapes d) Balance e) Color f) Value 2) Refers to surface quality, both simulated and actual, of artwork. a) Lines b) Texture c) Shapes d) Balance e) Space / Depth of field f) Value 3) Often defined as a moving dot. Has length and width, but its width is small compared to length, suggests movement in a drawing a) Line b) Texture c) Shape d) Pattern e) Unity f) Contrast 4) Depends on light because it is made up of light. There must be light for us to see it. Has three properties: hue, value, intensity a) Texture b) Space / Depth of Field c) Form d) Line e) Color f) Shape 5) Refers to dark and light, value contrasts help us to see and understand a two dimensional work of art. a) Value b) Color c) Form d) Space / Depth of Field e) Texture f) Line 6) Three-dimensional volume that can be empty or filled with objects. Creates a feeling of depth. a) Space  / Depth of Field b) Value / Light and Dark c) Form d) Pattern e) Rhythm f) Balance 7) Used to create dominance and focus. Artists can emphasize color, value, shapes, or other elements to achieve dominance. a) Line b) Texture c) Shape d) Emphasis e) Pattern f) Unity 8) Provides a cohesive quality that makes art work feel complete and finished. Elements look as though they belong together. a) Unity b) Pattern c) Contrast d) Movement e) Rhythm f) Shape 9) Refers to the distribution of the visual weight in a work of art. Image appears balanced. Can be either symmetrical or asymmetrical. a) Unity b) Contrast c) Rhythm d) Balance e) Color f) Value 10) Work together to create the visual equivalent of a musical beat.   a) Pattern b) Emphasis c) Movement / Rhythm d) Contrast e) Balance f) Unity 11) Planned or random repetitions to enhance surfaces. Often occur in nature. a) Contrast b) Color c) Space / Depth of Field d) Movement e) Emphasis f) Pattern 12) Difference in values, color, texture, shape or other elements. Create visual excitement.  a) Pattern b) Color c) Contrast d) Movement e) Rhythm f) Balance

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