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Flower Arrangement Flashcards

1
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SYMBOLS OF FLOWERS

A

happiness and abundance
hospitality
positive vibes

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2
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The art of organizing and grouping together plant material to achieve harmony, form, color, and texture to ass cheer and joy

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FLOWER ARRANGEMENT

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3
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BENEFITS OF FLOWERS TO PATIENTS

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EMOTIONAL HEALTH
MEMORY & CONCENTRATION
RELAXATION
FASTER RECOVERY

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4
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It gives the patient an immediate mood boost

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EMOTIONAL HEALTH

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5
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Plants oxygenate the air, thus boosting the patient’s brain cells

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MEMORY & CONCENTRATION

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6
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Floral scents can lower stress

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RELAXATION

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7
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Patients who are more relaxed can easily recover

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FASTER RECOVERY

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8
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Plant material should be cut in ___

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slant

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9
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Cut flowers before they reach ___

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maturity

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10
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In reviving wilting flowers, cut ___ inch of the stem

A

half an

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11
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Remove ___ flowers, they infect the other flowers

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dead

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12
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Remove all ___ from stems that have a shorter life

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leaves

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13
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PRINCIPLES OF FLOWER ARRANGEMENT

A

BACKGROUND
PROPORTION
TEXTURE
RHYTHM
BALANCE
EMPHASIS/DOMINANCE

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14
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The size of each element should have a harmonious appearance

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PROPORTION

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15
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Flower preference, glossy, dull, velvety

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TEXTURE

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16
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Techniques and materials that guide the eye from one part of the display to another

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RHYTHM

17
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Physical balance
Visual Balance

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BALANCE

18
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Monochromatic
Analogous
Contrasting - Complimentary
Polychromatic - Rainbow - Scattered

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COLOR

19
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Involves creating a focal point

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EMPHASIS / DOMINANCE

20
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Style of the room
Size of the room
Type of surface
Practicality

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BACKGROUND

21
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COLOR SCHEMES

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Primary Colors
Secondary Colors
Complementary (contrast)
Analogous (harmony)
Warm Colors
Cool Colors
Triad (contrast)
Split Complementary (harmony and contrast)
Double Split Complementary (harmony and contrast)
Monochromatic (harmony)

22
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Red, yellow, blue

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Primary Colors

23
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Orange, green, purple

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Secondary Colors

24
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Any 2 colors directly opposite each other on the wheel

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Complementary (contrast)

25
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From 3 - 5 adjacent hues on the color wheel, sharing a common color such as blue, blue-green, green

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Analogous (harmony)

26
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Red, orange, yellow

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Warm Colors

27
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Green, blue, violets

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Cool Colors

28
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Any 3 colors equally spaced from each other on the wheel

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Triad (contrast)

29
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One key color plus the colors on either side of it complement the opposite color

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Split Complementary (harmony and contrast)

30
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Similar to a split complementary except the key color is split (meaning there are now 2 key colors)

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Double Split Complementary (harmony and contrast)

31
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A single color in a range of hues (tints, tones, shades)

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Monochromatic (harmony)

32
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Divisions of Flower Arrangement

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Line
Mass
Line Mass

33
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Traditional form of the orient
Characterized by clearly refined lines seeking to represent the graceful irregularity of nature through simplicity and great economy in the use of plant material

A

Line

34
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elongated vase

A

Shoka/Ikebana

35
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Principles of Ikebana

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  • Shin (heaven) - 2 ½ of the vase
  • Soe (man) - ⅔ of your heaven
  • Tai (earth) - ⅔ of your man
36
Q

flat vases

A

Maribana

37
Q

characterized by large quantities of plant material in a fill, but not crowded design
Need not be massive
Should be light and airy
Maybe made of one or two more types of flowers

A

Mass

38
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the combination of line and mass

A

Line Mass

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