it is used to smudge or blend

it is a three sided ruler used to draw vertical parallel and angle blinds of 30 45 60 and 90 degrees

transfer measurements and divide arts and lines into desired parts are numbers

it is considered as the oldest drawing tool that is dry and dusty made of burnt wood

it is made with a water-soluble binder for coloring purposes

it is made of a narrow wooden cylindrical case and a pigmented wax based color for coloring purposes

it is used to reproduce drawing in a reduced or enlarged size

it is used to draw arcs and circles

the most important tool in the drawing it has a graphite substance covered with a thin piece of wood

it is also used for coloring purposes that is usually based of oil or water based

it is used to protect the rest of the drawing while clearing up unnecessary pencil lines smudges and drawing errors

it is used as a stand to support artwork illustration

helps establish a mood for your composition

it is used to convert printed photo hand drawn images into digital or soft copy

it is used to produce hard copies of illustration

refers to the way that the two points in space are connected

used by designers to depict and describe the subject

a set of guidelines for mixing combining and manipulative colors to create color schemes

refers to the lightness or darkness of a color

can help others view your design as you and tended

the space between or around the focal point of an image

the space that your subject matter takes up in your composition

is a two-dimensional area that is surrounded by an outline

three types of shapes

occur naturally in the world

are angular and mathematically consistent

represent things in nature but are not perfectly representative

Pertains to the way that the shape or physical configuration occupies space

it's one of the elements of the design that is used to represent how an object appears or feels

referring to a focal point of a design and order of importance of each element within a design

creates balance through equally weighted elements aligned on either side of a center line

uses opposite ways like on contrasting one large element with several smaller elements to create a composition that is not even but still has equilibrium

Without It your audience will feel as if their eye is sliding

is what people mean when they see a design pops,

create space and difference between elements in your design

it unifies and strengthens a design

is the visual size and weight of elements in a composition and how they relate to each other it often helps to approach your design and sections instead as a whole

can only be achieved if all elements of your design are well size and thoughtfully place

controlling the elements in a composition so that the eye is led to move from one to the next and the information is properly communicated to your audience

it's the only one that specifically deals with what you don't add

it creates hierarchy and organization

create a logical structure for color

it's the fattest one who developed the first circular diagram of colors

when did newton develop his first circular diagram of colors

name the primary colors

secondary colors

colors formed by mixing a primary and secondary color

can be defined as a pleasing arrangement of parrots whether it be music poetry color or even an ice cream sundae