Elements And Principles Of Design

Question 1

Hierarchy

Answer 1

Refers be to the arrangements of elements within a design..the most important elements should appear to be important and video versa.

Question 2

Proportion

Answer 2

Size of elements in relation to one another.
Larger elements are seen to be more important than the other

Question 3

Proportion

Answer 3

Size of elements in relation to one another.
Larger elements are seen to be more important than the other

Question 4

Repetition

Answer 4

Refers to the repeated use of elements. reusing the same colour, patterns, images or similar choices.

Question 5

Rhythm

Answer 5

Creating a sense of movement and flow through repetition and variations

Question 6

Unity

Answer 6

Refers to the creation of cohesion in a design,
This is when everything looks good together.

Question 7

What is balance?

Answer 7

The distribution of visual weight in a composition to create stability. Balance can be symmetrical (equal weight on both sides), asymmetrical (unequal weight but still balanced), or radial (balanced around a central point).

Question 8

What is contrast?

Answer 8

The difference between various elements in a design, that makes them stand out from one another.

Question 9

What is emphasis?

Answer 9

The focal point or area of interest in a design that draws the viewer’s attention.
It causes certain aspects of a design stand out compared to the other elements, conversely it may be used to minimise how much an element stands out..

Question 10

What is form?

Answer 10

Refers to three dimensional objects that have length, width and depth, often giving a sense of volume.

Question 11

What is color?

Answer 11

A visual perception resulting from the way an object emits light, characterised by it’s hue, saturation and brightness..it is vital for expressing mood and style.

Question 12

What is proportion?

Answer 12

The relationship in size of parts to the whole or two connected objects in an artwork

Question 13

What is shape?

Answer 13

Enclosed two-dimensional areas defined by lines or changes in color or value. Shapes can be geometric (circles, squares) or organic (natural forms like leaves or clouds).

Question 14

What is space?

Answer 14

The area between and around objects. It can be positive (occupied by objects) or negative (empty). Effective use of space can create a sense of depth and balance in a composition.

Question 15

What is texture?

Answer 15

The surface quality or feel of an object, which can be actual or implied . Texture adds interest and depth to the illustration.

Question 16

What is value?

Answer 16

The lightness or darkness of tones or colors, creating contrast and depth in a composition.