Example of finished Elements

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VALUE- The
LINE - A lightness or d
continuous of a color. Ho
mark made on
a surface by
white or black
a moving through or
point;

SHAPE - An
COLOR - space defined
The visible line or by con
spectrum of
radiation
its surroundin
reflected from Shapes are tw
an object dimensional (
circle, square
organic blob

FORM - A SPACE - The

three- distance or ar
dimensional around or bet
object: a elements of a
defined artwork. The
volume of of depth creat
space. flat surface th
the use of per
overlapping e
size, level of
detail, color a
TEXTURE
- The tactile
sensation or
feel of a
surface
(rough,
smooth,
spiky, etc.)
or how
something
appears to
feel.
Art Principles Applied in Fashion Accessories
BALANCE - The
distribution of interest or
visual weight in a work a
smaller element can balance
out a larger one if the smaller
one is farther from the center
and the larger one nearer
EMPHASIS - is created by
visually reinforcing
something we want the
viewer to pay attention to.
Focal points are areas of
interest the viewer's eyes skip
to.
CONTRAST - The difference in
quality between two instances of
an art element, or using
opposing qualities next to each
other. For example, black and
white (contrasting values),
organic/curvy and
geometric/angular (contrasting
lines/shapes/forms), and rough
and smooth (contrasting
textures).
PROPORTION/SCALE - The
relationship of sizes between
different parts of a work
VARIETY - Using a range of
different qualities or instances of
an art element to create a desired
visual effect - e.g., a variety of
shapes, colors, etc. Variety can add
interest and break the monotony of
simple repetitions.
HARMONY/UNITY -
Harmonious elements have a
logical relationship or progression
- in some way they work together
and complement each other.
REPETITION & PATTERN -
Repeating art elements in regular
or cyclical fashion to create
interest, movement, and/or
harmony and unity. Rhythms can
be random, regular, alternating,
flowing, and progressive. Classes
of pattern include mosaics,
lattices, spirals, meanders,
waves, symmetry and fractals,
among others.