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1
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Achromatic

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Room decorated in neutrals

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2
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Monochromatic

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Decorated in one family color

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3
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Analogous

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Similar - same side of color wheel

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4
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Complementary

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Mixing opposite colors on the color wheel

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5
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Direct Complementary

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Direct opposite colors

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Split Complementary

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A color + 2 colors directly beside the complement

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7
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Triadic Complementary

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3 colors equal distance apart

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8
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Double Complementary

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2 sets of complementary colors

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9
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Tetrad Complementary

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4 colors equal distances apart

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10
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Alternate Complementary

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Any color with a complementary

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11
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Munsell Theory

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Industry, Science, Medicine

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12
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Albers Theory

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Albers Triange

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13
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A hue in its purest form

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Intense

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14
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Japanese concept

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Horizontal

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15
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Color we see

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Reflected

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16
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Light hits a surface

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Absorbed and Reflected

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17
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Metamerism

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“The apparent change of color from one light to another

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18
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Orientation

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the direction from which natural light comes

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19
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M.E. Chevreul

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wrote *The Principles of Harmony and contrast of colors

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20
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Value

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Light - Dark

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21
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Intensity

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Bright - Dull

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22
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Temperature

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Warm to Cool

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23
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Hue

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Color

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24
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Principles of Design

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  1. Scale
  2. Balance
  3. Rhythm
  4. Emphasis
  5. Harmony
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25
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Design in 2 catagories

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Structural and Decorative

26
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Structural

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Form follows function

27
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Decorative

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applied, ornamental

28
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Design Discernment

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a. has to be functional
b. has to be appropriate
c. beautiful
d. follows the rules
e. truthful use of elements

29
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Scale

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the size of something, either actual or visual

30
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Human Scale

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Ceilings - 8 ft
Chair seat height - 17-18'
Countertops - 36"
Door Heights - 6' 8"
Desk or dining height - 30"
31
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Proportion

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spatial relationships

32
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Golden Rectangle

33
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Balance

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Your sense of equilibrium

34
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Symmetrical

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asymmetrical

36
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radial balance

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equilibrium based on the circle

37
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Rhythm

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the way your eye moves around the room

38
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Rhythm #1

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Repetition or alternation

39
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Rhythm #2

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Progression or gradation

40
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Rhythm #3

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Transition

41
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Rhythm #4

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Opposite or contrast

42
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Rhythm #5

43
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Emphasis

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the creation of a focal point

44
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Harmony

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the creation of a entire space coming together

45
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Harmony Key:

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Similarity with variation

46
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Shape

47
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Form

48
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Mass

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the solidity or density of a piece

49
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Actual weight

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the real size of a piece

50
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Visual weight

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the perceived size of a piece

51
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Massing

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the idea of grouping things together

52
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Line

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the connection between two points

53
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Horizontal Lines

54
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Vertical

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Lifts your eye

55
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Diagnol

56
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Curved

57
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Texture

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involves 2 senses: feel and sight

58
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Smooth Texture

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Formal/Dressy

59
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Rough texture

60
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Pattern

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Repeated shapes

61
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pattern that is small

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looks like texture

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