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Free from and abstract shapes and sizes. Free form.

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Shapes often found in nature. Unpredictable.

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Scale refers to the size of an object as an whole. The image shows a giant eyeball.

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Used in the early 17th century, recognizable shapes were used to create style. (Abstract)

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A 3D shape with space inside. In this picture you can see that the objects are definite shapes and are 3D.

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Scoring is making ridges in clay. Ridges are mad because when slip is involved, the ridges fit together tightly.

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A thin slice of clay, used for decorations or texture.

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This piece of art is most likely a utilitarian one. I can't think of a way that this could be used.

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In this image we can see that the farther away the house is, the smaller it is compared to the closer trees.

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Proportion is usually unnoticed until something is out of proportion. When the relative size of two elements being compared seems wrong or out of balance it is said to be "out of proportion". For example if a person has a head larger than his entire body, then we would say that it is out of proportion. Most of the time, we can only value proportion when we see designs or things which look distorted and are therefore not pleasing to the eyes.

The human body is the most universal standard of measurement. Things in nature are also used as basis in proportioning. Designs and other stuff that doesn't arrive with these standards may look ugly in the eyes of many.

In architecture and interior design, we consider proportions in creating spaces between rooms and furniture. We do not use a big chandelier in a small dining room. We also do not use a very huge door for a mere bathroom. This is
done this way to make the designs look friendlier and more comfortable.

Hence, every designer will try to make his works proportionate in order to satisfy himself, his clients and those who look at his designs. The use of proportion is also important in determining if the elements are near or far from each other. It shows a sense of isolation. This way, we are considering the amount of spaces between two or more elements.

In the picture above, what do you that is proportional. How does the designer use proportions to show scale of size? If the picture was made bigger would the proportion be the same?

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Proportion is usually unnoticed until something is out of proportion. When the relative size of two elements being compared seems wrong or out of balance it is said to be "out of proportion". For example if a person has a head larger than his entire body, then we would say that it is out of proportion.

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Texture is used as a visual to seem like you can feel the object in the art.

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Image: Example of texture in art | Elements of Art | Pinterest | Texture ...

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Contrast is used in art to bring out certain colors in the piece of art.

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Art that is non conventional. This style of art expresses the artists' style.

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Wedging is used to push out air bubbles. Air bubbles are bad because when in the kiln, they will EXPLODE!

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Geometric Shape is the same as form, but it is 2 Dimensional.

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Different from geometric shape. These shapes are 3D.