What are the PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN used in this artwork? Please answer only if you understand and know what the Principles of Design look like. The principles of design are Emphasis, balance, repetition, proportion, scale, movement, unity, and variety.

Amplitude is: a. the number of waves in a certain amount of time. b. the distance between the top or bottom of a wave and the center of the wave. c. the noise floor acceptable in recording. d. the distance between two identical points on a wave.

After exploring the selections from the  upanishads  and the  tao te ching, what congruence do you see between them? what is the central message of each text? are there any similarities in the worldviews they espouse? do any of these ideas resonate with your own life, beliefs, or worldview? discuss the ideas found in both texts as well as your reactions to them.  important notice:   reflection responses should be between 200 and 250 words total and present a clear main idea (thesis) supported by specific examples 

Need asap ! john james audubon is an american wildlife artist. true false question 2 audubon published more than 400 prints in a book called birds of america. true false question 3 composition is the organization of the elements of art and principles of design in an arrangement that forms a whole. true false question 4 pierre-auguste renoir is know as an american impressionist painter. true false question 5 unity is the feeling of oneness or wholeness in an artwork that occurs when all the parts of a design fit together well. true false question 6 pointillism is the thick, sculptural application of paint that creates a bumpy texture that catches and reflects light. true false question 7 georges seurat is a french impressionist painter and founder of pointillism true false question 8 pointillism is a stippling technique in which an artist uses closely placed dots of various colors; from a distance, your eyes mix the colored dots in the artwork to see the illusion of a new color and the illusion of solid forms true false