ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES OF ART

PATTERN

• Pattern is the repitition of one thing.
• The shapes are repeating.
• The circle in the octagon and the square are continuing in every way.

EMPHASIS

• The part of the design that catches the viewers attention.
• Matthew's face and his nostril and eye appear more closer.
• Matthew's face is awesome and close to the camera so the eyes go to his face.

COLOR

• The shade, tint, or tone of a pigment.
• There is five different colors.
• The colors are the first five colors of the rainbow.

LINE

• A mark with with greater length than width.
• There are many lines on the table because it is wood
• There is a monochromatic color scheme.

MOVEMENT

• The path of the viewers eye.
• The grass gets wider going into the park.
• The image makes your eyes move to the middle of the picture.

TEXTURE

• How the picture "feels".
• The diagonal lines pop out a little making a texture.
• There are diagonal lines and vertical lines.

BALANCE

• How the picture is "weighed".
• The trees are on the right and left side of the picture.
• The trees on the sides and the middle make the image balanced.

SPACE

• The distance or areas around, between, or within things.
• There is a tree and the gray sky.
• The dull one color of the skycovering the tree makes it an image with space.