Design Principles | Unit 2 | 2A

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Across
  1. 4. The main subject or area of focus in a design.
  2. 5. Guiding the viewer’s eye through a design in a deliberate path.
  3. 6. The use of differences in color, size, shape, or texture to make elements stand out.
  4. 8. Highlighting the most important element to draw attention.
  5. 9. The repetition of elements like shapes, lines, or colors to create visual interest.
  6. 10. Making all elements of a design work together to create harmony and cohesion.
Down
  1. 1. The arrangement of elements to create visual stability.
  2. 2. Repetition or alternation of elements to create a sense of movement or flow.
  3. 3. The background or empty space that defines shapes and adds meaning.
  4. 7. A rule or guideline that governs how elements are arranged in a design to create effective visual communication.