Complete the table by identifying the art element or principle in each image and explaining its use in design.

- Shape: Geometric and organic forms used to define areas and create structure or visual interest in a composition.
- Line: Used to define form, create movement, guide the viewer’s eye, or convey emotion through direction and quality.
- Contrast: Highlights differences (e.g., color, value, size) to create focal points, add visual interest, and emphasize relationships between elements.
- Texture: Adds tactile or visual surface quality to evoke mood, suggest material, or enhance realism and depth.
- Balance: Distributes visual weight to create stability or tension, ensuring harmony and cohesion within the artwork.