Terminology

ACHROMATIC

MONOCHROMATIC

ANALOGOUS

Complimentary

REPETITION

IN CLASS TERMINOLOGY

Focal Point

The ear in Charade #2 (2016) by John Michael Fulton is the focal point of the image because it contrasts from the subdue background making it the primary point of interest.

Containment

As a perfect example of containment, this armor not only contains the light that is inside of it, but was built to contain a body. Untitled by a SCAD design class.

Repetition

This work by blank with the repetition of the image six times makes it the most obvious design principle.

Cast Shadow

This wheel at the center of the main entrance to Arnold Hall leaves behind a cast shadow as a result of the lights being placed above and in front of it

Assymetrical

The lines on top of Charade #1 (2016) by John Michael Fulton show that the angles of the model's body are asymmetrical in that at no point could an axis be drawn and have the photo be symmetrical or identical on either side.

After Image

Untitled (2000) by Tom Fischer exemplifies after image in the shadows of the posts that left behind by the columns in front of it. .

Saturation

The intensity of the reds, yellows, and blues in these snapshots of Blank by Blank (medium) make them a good example of saturation, especially against the white wall.

Grouping

Untitled by Gregory Eltringham, an oil on panel, finished in 2007 exemplifies grouping because the three people are all similar in color, shape, size, and stance all which organize the piece