Infographic and Principles of Design Flashcards

1
Q

Refers to an image that combines information, storytelling, and perceptions that help the cause of an individual or an institution to communicate a
message to viewers.

A

Infographic

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2
Q

5 Basic elements of design

A

lines
color
shapes
space
texture

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3
Q

-Basic of all elements

-It defines the characteristic of
infographic.

A

lines

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4
Q

one of the powerful and influential elements in an infographic

A

color

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5
Q

-defined by the enclosure created by a combination of multiple lines

-can espress different psychological influences

A

shapes

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6
Q

-defined as the area that surrounds a shape

-can invoke various emotions

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space

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7
Q

-used to represent how an object appears or feels

-used to add complex detail into the composition of a design

A

texture

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8
Q

Principles of design

A

balance
contrast - tonal contrast, color contrast
unity
proportion and perspective
repetition, pattern, and rhythm

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9
Q

Describes the placement of elements, shapes or lines
throughout the image.

A

Balance

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10
Q

3 types of balance

A

Formal Balance
Informal Balance
Radial Balance

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11
Q

It is the visual ratio of
different tones in an image. This difference is what creates the textures, highlights, shadows, colors and clarity in a photograph.

A

Contrast

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12
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2 types of contrast

A

Tonal and Color Contrast

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13
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refers to the difference in tones from the lightest tone to the darkest tone, in other words, the difference in tones
from white to gray to black.

A

Tonal Contrast

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14
Q

refers to the way colors interact
with each other.

A

color contrast

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15
Q

It is when all the elements seem to
be a SINGULAR ELEMENT in unison

A

unity

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16
Q

___ is the relationship between the size, shape, and quantity of different parts of a composition

A

proportion

17
Q

___ is when the viewer is at a distance from the subject, creating a perception of depth or a difference in size of elements and subjects

A

perspective

18
Q

This is the correlation of all the elements with one another.

A

Proportion and Perspective

19
Q

it refers to regular repetition of element of art to produce and feel of
movement.

A

Repetition, Pattern, Rhythm

20
Q

refers to one object or shape repetead

A

repetition

21
Q

is a combination of elements or shapes
repeated in a recurring and regular arrangement

22
Q

a combination of elements repeated,
but with variations.