The organization of works of art. They involve the ways in which the elements of art are arranged ( Balance, contrast, dominance, emphasis, movement, repitation)

Balance- The way in which the elements in visual arts are arranged to create a  feeling of equilibrium in a work of art.

both sides are identical

Radial balance- means lines or shapes grow from a center point.

Emphasis- special stress givin to an element to make is work

Difference between two or more elements (value, color, texture) in a composition

Movement- principle of design dealing with the creation of action

inteninol, regular repetition of lines of shapes to achive a specific reptitions

total visual effect in a composition achived byby the carful blending

Dominance- the importance of the emphasis on one aspect in relation to all others

making an element appear to hold a secondary or lesser within work of art

Variation- principle of art concerned with comining one or more elements

Color- The visual sensation dependent on the refelection or absorption of light from a givin surface.

Texture- surface awaits of materiel.

Geometric- shapes are usually angular

Organic- shapes where more apper after innuture

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