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Texture (3) • Color Value (3) • Composition (2) • Art Theory (2) • Harmony (2) • Lines (2) • Design Principles (2) • Rhythm (2) • Space (2)
Learn key points to remember
Space in Drawing:
Space builds understanding of depth and object placement.
Principles of Art:
Rhythm creates a visual path that makes viewing enjoyable.
Harmony and Unity:
Same style keeps all parts connected.
Balance in Composition:
Balance is used in art and design.
Texture in Art:
Shading helps show light, shadow, and surface feel.
Texture in Art:
Ice has a smooth and slippery texture.
Rhythm in Art:
🖌️ Rhythm connects elements, making the artwork feel complete.
Line Types in Drawing:
Dotted lines are often used for patterns and decoration.
Elements of Art:
🎨 Colors show moods like happiness or sadness.
Value (Light & Dark):
Dark values give a feeling of weight and strength.
Texture in Art:
Understanding texture makes drawings more detailed and expressive.
Rhythm in Art:
🖌️ Repetition is the key to creating strong visual rhythm in art.
Line Types in Drawing:
Lines are the starting point of every drawing and help create shapes and forms.
Elements of Art:
🎨 Form makes drawings appear 3D and real.
Value (Light & Dark):
Value shows where light comes from and where shadows fall.
Value (Light & Dark):
Using all three values creates balance, realism, and beauty.
Space in Drawing:
Proper space helps learners create calm, clear, and attractive drawings.
Principles of Art:
Unity helps exam drawings look complete, well-planned, and professional.
Harmony and Unity:
Both help make artwork strong, clear, and attractive.
Balance in Composition:
Good balance makes a composition feel stable and complete.
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