To create a sense of unity and harmony

To add visual interest and tension

To simplify the composition and make it easier to understand

To create a sense of mystery and intrigue

Using a variety of colors in a painting

Using a variety of shapes in a sculpture

Using a variety of textures in a collage

All of the above

Using light and dark colors together

Using large and small shapes together

Using smooth and rough textures together

All of the above

By using a variety of colors that flow into each other

By using a variety of shapes that overlap and intersect

By using a variety of textures that create a sense of depth

All of the above

By using a variety of colors that are evenly distributed throughout the composition

By using a variety of shapes that are evenly distributed throughout the composition

By using a variety of textures that are evenly distributed throughout the composition

All of the above

Vincent van Gogh

Pablo Picasso

Henri Matisse

All of the above

Variety is about using different elements, while contrast is about using opposing elements.

Variety is about using similar elements, while contrast is about using different elements.

Variety is about using a lot of elements, while contrast is about using a few elements.

Variety is about using bright colors, while contrast is about using dark colors.

By using a variety of colors that draw the eye to a central point

By using a variety of shapes that draw the eye to a central point

By using a variety of textures that draw the eye to a central point

All of the above

Variety and contrast are opposites.

Variety and contrast are complementary.

Variety and contrast are independent.

Variety and contrast are unrelated.

Using a light color next to a dark color

Using a warm color next to a cool color

Using a bright color next to a dull color

All of the above

Using a square next to a circle

Using a triangle next to a rectangle

Using a curved shape next to a straight shape

All of the above

Using a smooth texture next to a rough texture

Using a hard texture next to a soft texture

Using a shiny texture next to a dull texture

All of the above

By using a variety of colors that recede into the distance

By using a variety of shapes that recede into the distance

By using a variety of textures that recede into the distance

All of the above

Using a large object next to a small object

Using a tall object next to a short object

Using a wide object next to a narrow object

All of the above

By using a variety of colors that flow into each other

By using a variety of shapes that flow into each other

By using a variety of textures that flow into each other

All of the above