elments

Question 1

Line Types

Answer 1

Actual line
Implined line
Psychic line

Question 2

• …. is the element of
  length mark connecting
  any two points.
• It is a mark left by a tool
  brush, pencil, stick, pen, etc.
• …… are fundamental
  elements that convey
  different emotions, moods,
  and concepts.

Answer 2

line

Question 3

Continued drawn line
that connect two
points

Answer 3

Actual line

Question 4

A series of points positioned
next to each other
The eye tends to connect
them

Answer 4

Implined line

Question 5

A mental connection
between two objects.

Answer 5

Psychic line

Question 6

what are the differences between Line Weight – And effects

Answer 6

Thin line
* Fragile
* elegant
* quality

Thick line
* Difficult to break
* strength
* emphasis

Question 7

what are the differences between Line Angularity –Effects

Answer 7

Straight lines
* Stability
* Calm
* Organized

Angular line
* Dangerous
* Aggressive
* Strong

Curved line
* Inviting
* Smooth
* fluid

Question 8

what are the differences between Line Direction–Effects

Answer 8

Horizontal lines
* Peaceful
* Calming
* Stable

Vertical lines
* Structure
* Balance
* Formality

Diagonal lines
* Motion
* Direction

Question 9

…… are two-dimensional areas
defined by lines or boundaries.

Answer 9

Shapes

Question 10

Shape Types

Answer 10

Organic Shapes
* are irregular shapes that are
often complex and resemble
shapes that are found in nature.
Organic shapes can be drawn by
free hand.

Geometric shapes
are shapes that can be drawn using a ruler or compass, such as squares, circles, triangles
* The only natural ones found are crystals
and honeycombs

Question 11

Shape VS Form

Answer 11

Form
* Form is a three-dimensional
object with a volume of height,
width, and depth.

Shape
* Shape refers to the
external outline of a form or
anything with height and
width.

Question 12

Shapes relations
* Shapes are positioned side by
side and separated by
negative space.

Answer 12

Detachment

Question 13

Shapes relations
* The edges of the shapes
meet, and there is no
interval negative space
between them.

Answer 13

Touching

Question 14

Shapes relations
* A shape sits in front of or
on top of another, hiding
part of the shape
underneath it.

Answer 14

overlapping

Question 15

Shapes relations
* The overlapping shapes
combine into a single
new shape.

Answer 15

United

Question 16

Shapes relations
* A shape overlaps another and is
transparent, so that the
shape underneath it is
visible.

Answer 16

interpenetration

Question 17

Shapes relations
* …… shapes along common axes (vertical, horizontal, diagonal) can create a sense of order and unity in your design.

Answer 17

Alignment

Question 18

• Use Shapes relationship
• Follow shapes’ axes and extensions

Answer 18

Combining shapes

Question 19

….. is how big or small something is compared to other objects

Answer 19

Size

Question 20

• …… elements often draw more attention, while
  …….. elements can add detail or balance.

Answer 20

Larger
smaller

Question 21

size can?

Answer 21

function
attract
organize

Question 22

…… refers to the distance between shapes and forms It understood in design as white space or negative space

Answer 22

Space

Question 23

Positive space VS Negative space

Answer 23

Positive space is best
described as the areas in a
work of art that are the
subject or areas of interest.

• Anything else in the design is
  considered negative space

Question 24

….. is one of the most powerful design elements. It
can evoke emotions and create contrast.
* The ….. wheel is a fundamental tool for understanding….. relationships, including complementary, analogous, and triadic color schemes.

Answer 24

Color

Question 25

…… is the look and feel of a surface.

Answer 25

Texture

Question 26

Texture types

Answer 26

Tactile texture (Tangible):
* Actual three-dimensional feel
of surface that can be
touched, such as (Wood,
Concrete…)

visual texture(non tangible)
* In two-dimensional form, texture is
essentially visual and adds richness
and dimension to the work
* Illusion of the surfaces. (Any texture
shown in a photo is visual).

Question 27

….. is the relative lightness or darkness of an area of an object
* Value adds dimension by creating the illusion of depth in a design.
* With the addition of color, you can create and convey mood to enhance a strong concept

Answer 27

Value