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an arrangement style that uses linear patterns structural shapes
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the three-dimensional shape structure height width and depth of both the overall arrangement and its individual components
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defines the physical surface quality and visual appearance of flowers foliage
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the visual response of the eye to light reflected off flowers foliage and containers
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the perceived or actual heaviness of an element split into visual weight
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creates a sense of equilibrium stability and visual harmony in an arrangement
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the principle of placing two distinctly different or opposing elements next to each other to highlight their unique differences
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where one specific element or area is made more noticeable and prevalent than the others
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the deliberate reuse of similar elements—such as color, shape, line, or texture
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the visual flow or movement that guides a viewer's eye
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size relationship between one part of an arrangement and another, or between the entire arrangement
