It seems you are analyzing the use of design principles in relation to the shapes of stones. Each of the options you provided reflects different design concepts. Here’s a brief explanation of each:
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Used negative space to create the illusion of texture: This would suggest that the arrangement or the design of the stones relies on the spaces around them to give a visual sense of texture.
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Were arranged to create a radial balance design: This implies that the stones are arranged in a way that radiates from a central point, creating a sense of balance.
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Were arranged to create a sense of asymmetrical balance: This indicates that while the stones may not be symmetrically arranged, they still create a balanced visual effect through differing weights or sizes.
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Created a sense of perspective because of the contrasting colors in all stones: This refers to the use of color variations among the stones to create depth or a three-dimensional feel, giving the viewer a sense of perspective.
If you need help deciding which statement accurately reflects the design of the stones you're referring to, please provide more context or details!