If a part of a design is emphasized, what is it meant to do? Select four options. Stand out show symmetry catch the viewer's attention contrast with the rest of the piece differ in terms of color, shape, texture, or size

Stand out

Explanation:

Emphasis is when the artist uses contrasting elements of language to exaggerate a feeling, an opinion, a sensation.

Highlight: Somehow break the visual hierarchy rule to highlight a specific element. Color: To distinguish elements when they have other aspects in common (such as shape, for example). Size: The size of an element can also set it apart from the others.

If a part of a design is emphasized, it is meant to stand out, catch the viewer's attention, contrast with the rest of the piece, and differ in terms of color, shape, texture, or size.