the amount of money that your art supplies cost

when colors, shapes, textures and objects are evenly spread in an artwork

when you stop and judge your artwork to see if it is finished or not

how many art supplies you can carry to and from your table at once

how bright your lightest color is

how dark your darkest color is

when your art is about something you think should change in the world

the way opposite elements and effects are arranged in an artwork

when design elements (such as colors, shapes, and lines) are repeated in an artwork

when you include each color only once in your artwork

When you describe how you made your artwork

when you get feedback on your art from other artists

when a painting is made using only 2 colors

When you make a mixed-media collage

placing different visual elements together in an artwork

When you use the same kind of lines to make a drawing

when all the parts of an artwork look like they belong together

When you compliment another artist's work or technique

when you make the same kind of artwork someone else is making.

artwork made in the United States

a poem that goes with your art

artwork that suggests movement or action

an artwork with a long title

when you knead clay in a rolling motion

that it is sculptural, taking up space in multiple directions

that it is a sculpture made in space

that it is a book about art

that it is flat