Asymmetrical balance- creates equilibrium among visual elements that do not mirror each other on either side of an axis.
Radial Symmetry- lines and shapes are mirrored both vertically and horizontally with the center of the composition acting as a focal point.
Scale- refers to the size of a form when compared with our own human size.
Proportion- refers to the relative size of visual elements within an image.
Emphasis- special attention given to some aspect of a composition to increase its prominence.
Contrast- when two or more forces operate in opposition.
Variety- the differences that give design visual and conceptual interest, notably, use of contrast, emphasis, differences, in size , and so forth.
Repetition- the use of the same visual element or effect a number of times in the same composition.
Rhythm- presentation of multiple units in a deliberate pattern.
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