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When one element in an artwork, or a combination of elements attracts more attention than anything else in a composition, this is called This element is often said to be dominant and is often a focal point
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When one element in an artwork, or a combination of elements attracts
more attention than anything else in a composition, this is called
This element is often said to be dominant and is often a focal
point in the artwork.
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Point of interest
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