This is the element to which all other elements will direct the viewer. You may have secondary elements, but attempt to have just one center of interest. Use the other features in your painting, sky, trees, and flowers, to lead and keep the viewer coming back to the focal point. Doing this will also create a sense of depth and space in your painting. Technically, there are two kinds of balance in a composition.
Symmetrical balance produces paintings that are restful, calming, and visually stable.
Asymmetrical balance is characterized by arranging related or unrelated objects of differing visual weights counterbalancing one another. This can heighten interest, bring informality, or even produce tension in a painting. While both are ways correct, yet each offers different advantages and purpose. There are several approaches. One simple way is to use a viewfinder.