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BALANCE• Balance refers to the distribution of

visual weight in an artwork. The visual weight is created by the various art elements in the art

work.

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FORMAL BALANCE• When elements on

both sides of a central vertical or

horizontal line appear to be equal or close to equal.

• A.K.A.-Symmetrical or

Classical Balance

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Symmetry• When both sides of a balanced

composition are identical (mirror images of each other).

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RADIAL BALANCE• When all the

elements radiate out from a central point.

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INFORMAL BALANCE• Involves two sides or

halves that contain elements that are

different, but yet are still in visual

balance.• A.K.A.- Asymetrical

Balance

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WEIGHT OF THE ELEMENTS

element heavier lighter

contour/shape

larger, complex,

interesting

smaller, simple

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WEIGHT OF THE ELEMENTS

element heavier lighter

Color Bright/Warm Dull/Cool

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WEIGHT OF THE ELEMENTS

element heavier lighter

Value Most Contrast

Least Contrast

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element heavier lighter

Lineheavy, dark

and complicated

light and simple

texture rough smooth

WEIGHT OF THE ELEMENTS

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POSITION-large objects near the center of a work can be

balanced by a smaller object placed far from the center

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