Methods, Media, Materials Flashcards

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What are methods in the context of design?

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Methods refer to the manual or digital processes used to evolve design ideas, concepts and solutions.

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List some examples of methods used in design.

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  • Drawing
  • Collage
  • Printing
  • Photography
  • Model-making
  • Prototyping
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Define media in relation to design.

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Media are the manual substances and digital applications designers use.

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What are materials in design?

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Materials are the substrates designs are printed, painted or drawn on and the substance three-dimensional designs are made from.

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What is the process of industrial model making?

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The process of creating prototypes of new products, beginning with a virtual design created with a CAD system.

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What characterizes high-fidelity prototyping?

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High-fidelity prototyping uses materials and techniques to emulate the look and feel of a finished product.

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What are development drawings used for?

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Development drawings are used to produce ideas in the design process.

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What is the purpose of presentation drawings?

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Presentation drawings convey resolved design concepts to stakeholders for consideration.

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Define digital methods in design.

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Digital methods refer to the digital processes used to evolve design ideas, concepts, and solutions.

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What has revolutionized the practice of graphic design?

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The emergence of digital technologies.

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What is a collage?

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A collage is the creation of an image made from assembled materials glued or placed together.

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Differentiate between manual and digital collage processes.

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Manual processes involve the collage of any material without the assistance of a computer, while digital processes use software.

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What are three-dimensional processes in design?

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Three-dimensional processes include 3D models, package design, and point-of-sale stands/displays.

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What are visual language components?

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Visual language is made up of symbols, type and typography, ideas and information, and conventions.

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What is a symbol in visual language?

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A symbol is a kind of sign that is used to represent something else.

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How do colours function as symbols?

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Colours carry embedded meanings created by association, such as purple with royalty.

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What do serif and sans serif type forms evoke?

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  • Serif: authenticity and traditional ideas
  • Sans serif: new and progressive ideas
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What is the meaning of ideas in design?

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Ideas are like messages conveyed through design.

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Define information in the context of design.

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Information is knowledge, facts or data communicated through designs.

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What are conventions in visual communication design (VCD)?

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Conventions are generally accepted practices and rules for technical drawings in design.

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What is the first meaning of conventions in VCD?

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Generally accepted practices, such as large titles in magazines.

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What is the second meaning of conventions in VCD?

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Rules for technical drawings, including third angle orthogonal drawings and perspective drawings.