Principals and Elements of Design Crossword

Used to create visual balance.
Gathering a rough estimate for arrangement sizes by dividing the space into thirds.
Shows an organization of elements so they appear to belong together.
Placing flowers or objects in proximity, appearing to build a relationship.
Can be used to contribute to the harmony of the arrangement.
The smooth gradual change rom on material to another.
The pleasing interaction of different elements in a design can create harmony for the viewer.
Things that look similar are assumed to be related in some way and can be grouped together.
Adherence to a particular theme brings harmony.
When fewer elements are combined, there’s less chance of complication, “less is more”.
First applied to art and architecture by the Greeks to create designs that were well proportioned and aesthetically beautiful.
Equal weight on both sides but distribution of flowers and materials is different.
Sense of movement created visually by the placement of floral materials.
Adds interest to an arrangement through difference or opposition.
Floral designs including interesting details that add character to the overall design.
Area of dominance within a design.
Emphasis on one or more elements that provides a focus, or overall "feeling" for the design.
Components must be proportionate to each other to achieve desired effect.
Equal visual weight, flowers placed in similar positions on both sides, creating a mirroring effect.
Sense of stability, designs must be balanced both physically and visually.