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How everything and all these colours and designs... how they all match up and how they all fit together.

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Even if something looks complicated, there is a simplicity that allows you to understand how the art was made to be.

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Changing the pattern every so often

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How a design is made to be repetitive or designed.

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Where you're supposed to follow with your eyes as you see the art or design.

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Center of interest is where you're supposed to be drawn to.

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The darkness or lightness of something.

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To make sure one side or another do not look odd because of the opposing side. The picture of Yin Yang represents balance.

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Obvious...

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How objects take up more or less amounts on the designated area.

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How an object acts or looks as it was created.

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Rhythm is how it looks, and if it looks good. In the picture below, the rhythm shows how the lines flow off the rocks.

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Texture allows you to know what something feels like by how it looks, like the paper picture below. You know what paper is, therefore you know what it feels like.

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How something differs greatly in design, but still looks like it can flow.

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How things "line" up, as well as the sketch and core creation of a design is made of lines.

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How something is designed to look- there are two different types of shapes as well; Geometric and Organic!