MidTerm Flashcards

1
Q

Who said “Art is not what you see but what you make others see”

A

Edgar Degras

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2
Q

Define ‘form’ in design

A

A positive space | a solid thing or object

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3
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Define ‘space’ in design

A

A negative space | the 
‘ground’ on which the form becomes figure

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4
Q

In graphic design what does the relationship between form and space create?

A

Meaning

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5
Q

When our spelling is perfect, it’s invisible. But when it’s flawed, it prompts strong negative associations.
T/F

A

True

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6
Q

Define san serif font

A

Typeface that does not have the small projecting features called “serifs” at the end of strokes

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7
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Define serif fonts

A

a slight projection finishing off a stroke of a letter in certain typefaces

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8
Q

What colors are found next to each other on the color wheel?

A

Analogous Colors

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9
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What colors are found opposite of each other on the color wheel?

A

Complementary Colors

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10
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Colors of the same family with different values are called

A

Monochromatic

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11
Q

The function of design is not decoration

T/F

A

True

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12
Q

Complete the following quote

The more consistent your presentation is

A

the more professional it will become.

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13
Q

Complete the following quote

Visual worship/lyric projection is

A

declaration, not decoration.

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14
Q

When you begin the design process what are the 3 most important questions to ask?

A

What is the objective?
What is the function?
What is the role of the designer?

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15
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What are the benefits of the ‘research & info gathering’ portion of design?

A

Gain an understanding of the topic
Read, evaluate, understand all provided materials
Independently research additional information
Review current communications
Investigate competition
Helps design in the right direction

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16
Q

Define the following principle of design

Emphasis

A

Indiactes the most important element on the page based on the message

17
Q

Define the following principle of design

Rhythm

A

Denotes movement in the way that direct our gaze to scan the message for understanding or information

18
Q

Define the following principle of design

Unity

A

When all design elements relate to one another and project a sense of completeness

19
Q

Define the following principle of design

Contrast

A

Stresses the visual differences in size, shape and color between the elements to enhance the perception of a message

20
Q

Define the following element of design

Line

A

Organize, direct, separate, create rhythm

21
Q

Define the following element of design

Shape

A

External outline of a form/anything with height and width

22
Q

Define the following element of design

Texture

A

Look and feel of a surface

23
Q

Define the following element of design

Size

A

Apperance in scale of other objects on the page

24
Q

Define the following element of design

Space

A

Distance between shapes and forms

25
Q

Define the following element of design

Value

A

Relative lightness/darkness of an area

26
Q

Define the following principle of design

Balance

A

When all the design elements are equally distributed through the design

27
Q

What are the two types of balance discussed in class

A

Symmetrical and asymmetrical

28
Q

What are the primary colors?

A

Red
Yellow
Blue