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This artwork demonstrates balance because of the shading. The highlights are equally as strong as the shadows. This makes for a balanced artwork. It's not just heavy on one side, its heavy on both sides.

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This artwork demonstrates balance by positioning the rocks in the places that would be needed to hold every rock. To balance the rocks, we usually put the heaviest and largest rocl at the bottom and then we put the other rocks on top from largest to smallest.

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Masashi Kishimoto, Naruto game art by Ms. Sekhon

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Masashi Kishimoto, Naruto game art by Ms. Sekhon

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This artist demonstrates balance in this artwork by: the placement of objects. For example, the objects are sort of "mirrored" from the centre line.

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Nep Sidhu, When My Drums Come Knocking, They Watch by Ms. Sekhon

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Nep Sidhu, When My Drums Come Knocking, They Watch by Ms. Sekhon

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This artist demonstrates balance in this artwork by:
-the colour and placement of objects:  For example, he sets up the large beige gurdwara (temple) palki (tent) close to the centre and balancing it with the smaller bright pink gurdwara (temple) palki (tent) in the bottom corner (asymmetrical balance)
-the placement of objects.  For example, he sets up the yellow-gold and black objects radiating from the centre (symmetrical balance)