Principles of art?
match the terms
a) rhythm
b) movement
c) asymmetrical
d) variety
e) harmony
f) symmetrical balance
g) balance
h) proportion
i) emphasis
j) radial balance

1) the way the elements of art are arranged to create a feeling of stability in a work - (i think its b)
2) formal balance in which one half mirrors exactly the other half - (i think its f)
3) occurs when objects are positioned around a central point. - (i think its j)
4) a way of combining elements to stress the difference between those elements - (i think its i)
5) concerned with the relationship of elements to each other and to the work as a whole.
6) occurs when similar elements are combined in a way to accent their similarities
7) has an effect to that opposite of harmony
8) informal balance in which each side of an imaginary line are different but equal
9) refers to implied motion
10) a visual tempo/beat that is created by the placement of repeated elements within a work - (i think its a)

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