Composition The way the elements are arranged on a page in a harmonious way.

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composition The way the elements are arranged on a page in a harmonious way

balance The principle of design that shows something folded in half and is the same on both sides Radial Balance - The principle of art that shows a design going around in a circle asymmetrical balance - The principle of balance that shows one side of the composition is dominant or unequal

Proportion Human figure is 7 ½ Heads Tall The measurement of the proportion of an infant is 3 Heads Foreshortening - Shortening the proportions of an object to make it look as if it is extending back into space Scale - The size of an object in relation to another object around it or in its environment refers to Hierarchal proportion - The type of proportion the show the most important figure or object larger than then less important figure or objects Distortion - Any deviation from or exaggeration from normal proportion

Pattern Organized Pattern - A pattern that shows the same shape repeating in an orderly manner Random - A pattern that repeats in an unorganized hap hazard design Tessellating pattern - The type or repetition that shows interlocking of shapes in an overall pattern is called

Rhythm Flowing - The type of rhythm that shows repeating wavy lines like rolling hills or water Progressive rhythm - The principle of rhythm where the object changes slightly each time in the composition Regular rhythm - The type of rhythm that shows identical beats repeated with equal spaces in between them

Movement Kinetic - Art that has actual moving parts Sequential - A series of images arranged in a logical, storytelling manner Implied movement - When an image or sculpture captures a movement in time; stopping the action

Islamic Art This type of art is mainly made-up of plantlike, geometric and calligraphic patterns

Henri Matisse Fauve Artist - known for his wild colors in his painting

Michelangelo an Italian sculptor, painter, architect, poet, and engineer of the High RenaissanceHigh Renaissance Sistine Chapel

Leonardo Da Vinci an Italian Renaissance painter, sculptor, architect, musician, mathematician, engineer, inventor Famous Portrait Mona Lisa

Vincent VanGogh One of the most prolific portrait painter and created many self Portraits

Grant Wood The American Regionalist painter known for his famous painting “American Gothic”

MC Escher The Dutch artist who is known for his tessellating designs

Johannes Vermeer Girl With The Pearl Earring was considered the “Mona Lisa of the North”

Op Art Victor Vaserley and Bridget Riley Zebras by Victor Vaserley Bridget Riley

Printmaking When printmaking you used a brayer to apply the ink to you stamps