Line: when a dot moves in any direction
Movement: when an image represents movement and when you can see that one of the objects in the painting is moving.
Emphasis: is when the drawing wants you to focus on the important or centre of a drawing.
Shape: is an object that is defined in some way and is a two-dimensional object.
Form: when a shape achieves a three-dimensional quality.
Texture: is the surface quality. It can be real or it can be simulated.
Colour: is the name we use to describe words of specific light such as red, yellow and blue.
Tone or value: it describes the darkness or lightness in a image. The image does not need light colours.
Intensity: it describes how colourful an image is.
Balance: is when an image is equal in all the various elements and has a sense of order.
Contrast: when part of the painting opposes the other either with colour or shape.
Pattern: when the image has repetition and/or similar motifs on a surface.
Unity: when the whole image seems as if it all blends together.
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