Elements and Principles

 

    1. Texture- the surface quality, how something feels or looks      like it would feel. 
    2. Shapes- A two-dimensional, flat area enclosed by lines                                                                                (geometric or organic).

    3. Lines- A mark spanning a distance between two points, used                                                                      to define shapes or create contours.

    4. Rhythm/Movement- Created by repeated elements to                                                                                produce a visual tempo or beat.

    5. Color- Produced by light, defined by hue, intensity, and                                                                             value.

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