Which principle of design defines the comparison of the sizes, shapes, and numbers of elements in a composition?
a. balance
b. emphasis
c. form
d. proportion

The answer is d. proportion. Proportion refers to the relative size of parts of a whole or the elements within an object. When we use proportion we are comparing certain parts of something to another or more parts of the rest of whatever you are doing. Take for example the human face. In order for a face to look realistic, you need to use proportion or it could end up looking kind of wonky. Proportion can also be used as a term in math when you are comparing numbers.

Ithink the men do it because the women work very hard, especially during childbirth. as for whether textiles are a "female-only" art, certainly not! there is no such thing as a job the other gender can't do (pardon my bluntness).

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