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2
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principle of art that makes a work seem active
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5
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repetition of colors, lines, shapes, and textures
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6
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the path of a dot through space
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9
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kind of line that runs side to side, means calm and peace
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10
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kind of line, changes direction suddenly, forms sharp angles
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11
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kind of line, slanted and straight, suggests action and excitement
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12
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kind of line, runs straight up and down, means strength
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13
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part of a scene or picture that is farthest from the viewer
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16
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part of a scene or picture that is closest to the viewer
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17
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point at which converging lines disappear in the distance
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20
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person who uses imagination and skill to communicate ideas in visual form
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21
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kind of line, changes direction gradually, expresses movement in graceful way
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1
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in art, the basic visual symbols an artist uses to create works of art
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3
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principle of art that guides the viewer's eye
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4
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line that shows where the land and sky meet
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7
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distance or area between, around, above, below, or within an object
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8
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middle of the scene or picture that is between the foreground and background
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14
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produced or intended primarily for aesthetic purposes rather than for utility use
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15
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a material used to create an artwork, such as pencil, charcoal, paint
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18
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area clearly set off by one or more of the other 6 elements of art
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19
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space that is empty between shapes and forms
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