LESSON 4 Flashcards

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  • the building blocks or basic units in the construction of
    a visual image.
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VISUAL DESIGN PRINCIPLES

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PRINCIPLES:

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  • Consistency of margins,
  • Center of interest
  • Balance
  • Harmony
  • Contrast
  • Directional Movement
  • Rhythm
  • Perspective
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3
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-implies and relates
to the ability to see and become aware
of images in differ ent formats. Images
are visual representations of material
objects.

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VISUAL

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TYPES OF VISUAL MEDIA AND INFORMATION

-is a form of visual art in which an artist uses instruments to mark paper or another two-dimensional surface.

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DRAWING

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TYPES OF VISUAL MEDIA AND INFORMATION*
-is the practice of applying paint, pigment, color or other medium to a solid surface

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PAINTING

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TYPES OF VISUAL MEDIA AND INFORMATION
-are graphic representations of features of the earth, drawn to scale and usually on a flat surface.

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MAPS

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TYPES OF VISUAL MEDIA AND INFORMATION*
-most widely used reference maps.
They show the geographic boundaries between governmental units such as countries, and states.
They show roads, cities, and major water features such as oceans, rivers, and lakes.

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POLITICAL MAPS

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*TYPES OF VISUAL MEDIA AND INFORMATION
-shows the physical landscape features of a place such as mountains, rivers and lakes, and water

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PHYSICAL MAP

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TYPES OF VISUAL MEDIA AND INFORMATION
shows information about the climate of an area, for instance, specific climate zones of an area based on the temperature

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CLIMATE MAP

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10
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shows a place’s natural resources and how people earn money.

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ECONOMIC OR RESOURCE MAP

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11
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are forms of representation, shaped by a series of decisions made by the
photographer

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PHOTOGRAPHS

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12
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can serve as witness to
the news stories and major events and shape collective memory.

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PHOTOGRAPHY

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13
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a set of five to twenty photographs that give greater context, significance, and intellectual depth to each other through a connecting thread of meaning.

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PHOTO ESSAY

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13
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a visual narrative about a single topic.

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PHOTO STORY

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13
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their jobs is to tell a story with a pictures.

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PHOTOJOURNALIST

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14
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further includes calligraphy, photography, painting, typography, computer graphics, and
bindery.

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GRAPHIC ART

15
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is a publication that consists of
comics art in the form of sequential
juxtaposed panels that represent
individual scenes.

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COMIC BOOKS

16
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Types of Visual Information

We tend to analyze the emotions and actions of people by reading facial and eye expressions.
Types of Visual Information

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FACIAL EXPRESSION

16
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MEMES
is a cultural symbol or social
idea. These can be captioned images or videos and may include verbal
expressions.

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MEMES

16
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Types of Visual Information

postures and gestures can mean more than words. We predict people’s motives and emotions by reading
body language.

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BODY LANGUAGE

16
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Types of Visual Information

Most of us give meaning to colors
based on preferences, culture,
experiences, and human psychology.

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COLOR