Stone hall

This piece shows space because the horse is such a small form instead of what it could be. The horse remains in front of a black background and leaves it the center of attention.

This image shows value in many areas because of the creases and crevices in the piece. The distinction from light to dark is extremely apparent.

This image shows texture on the flowing tatters at the left.

This image shows emphasis. Your eye is drawn to the figure because it is the only humanoid thing in the photo. The setting compliments this piece well without drawing too much away from it.

This image shows form, because the creature looks as if it's reaching for something or stretching.

The character on this building seems to be using the ground as his bed. The clear cut between reality and the image is shown well through the use of the natural line between the building and the ground.

The use of color is amazing here. Bright and vivid. Your eye is immediately to the train because of the bright blue used.

The circular bowl is almost like a cage for the image inside, but it works well. This piece shows shape used in a way that compliments the painting inside.

The use of variety, medium and color is impressive in this piece. The art inside is intricate and uniform while the glass ball it lies within is round and smooth.

This image shows balance. The two objects are not just alike, but they are similar enough to not outweigh one another in visual weight.

Anatomy can be difficult, but with this image, the use of proportion is anatomically correct for the most part. Though only so much can be done with the material used.

This image is... interesting, to say the least. The size of the building and the proportion of the character work well together. IF this image were drawn on paper, it would not be nearly as impactful to the eye as it is now. This image shows harmony.

It's hard to tell if the rabbit is right side up or upside down, but it seems like the rabbit is stretching in either case, or being stretched out. Movement is this image is not prevalent, but it's definitely shown.

A lot of use of Rhythm. Your eye is leading up the building, thanks to the repeating pointers, but it's not just leading in a single line, it's leading throughout the entirety of the side of the building.

Pattern is here. That's yarn. Thankfully not just a single color. That'd make it boring. It's easy to change up things without changing the media and just changing the color or form.