The artist begins to call attention to a composition through the use of shape, line, and color. One of these interwoven elements usually predominates, supplemented by the other two. Added to this must be the qualities of rhythm, repetition and variation, emphasis, balance, and proportion. The artist learns to see and use interesting shape, to use line expressively, and to select color that will have the intended emotional impact. The artist then assimilates this knowledge for easy access when needed. The secret is to know design rules, but to know when rules can be relaxed or broken.
Painter : Naseem Gul