Question

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A work of art that guides the viewer's eyes through the use of shapes, lines, colors, or edges is an example of which
principle of design?
O movement
O symmetry
o balance
O emphasis

Answer 1

Answer: A. Movement :)

Answer 2

movement

Step-by-step explanation:

Movement is one of the principles of the design and it is used to guide the observer’s view over the art piece. Artists create the movement as a path over which the gaze does – from the main focus point, around the other elements. This way, the artist dictates how the work is seen from the other perspective, and therefore can control how people enjoy the art.

Movement can also be implied by the presented image. The way figures and objects are placed can suggest their movement, and the observer’s eyes will then follow the implications of that action.

Other principles of design are combined with movement – for example, the emphasis is the thing person will see first, and the pattern is one of the ways to lead someone’s view over the art piece.