Ways to Achieve Balance in Design

What term refers to the uniform repetition of elements of art or their combinations?

What is the result of using the elements of art to move the viewer's eye around and within the image?

Which design principle relies on similarity and is characterized by elements that are similar or identical?

What is created through the repetition of elements in a non-uniform but organized way?

Which element in visual arts demands consistency, unlike other design principles that rely on variety?

Which type of balance involves elements equally spaced around a central point?

In a composition, which type of balance involves mirror-image elements?

What is the term used to describe the difference between elements of art in a composition?

Which element commands the viewer's attention by being visually dominant in a composition?

If a large circle on one side of a composition is balanced by a small square on the other side, what type of balance is being demonstrated?

'Negative/Positive space' and 'Complementary colors placed side by side' are examples of which artistic concept?

What type of shapes can be drawn using a ruler or compass?

Which type of shapes resemble those found in nature and are often complex?

What kind of shapes are composed of curved lines and smooth edges, giving a natural feeling?

Which type of shapes are characterized by sharp edges and right angles, giving a sense of order?

When referring to physical works like sculptures, which term is most closely associated with three-dimensional objects?

In design work, what is used to refer to both the intentionally incorporated shapes and the shapes naturally formed around them?