Visual Info and Media

Question 1

are sources of information in the form of visual representations.

Answer 1

Visual media

Question 2

TYPES OF VISUAL MEDIA

Answer 2

PHOTOGRAPHY
VIDEO
SCREENSHOTS
INFOGRAPHICS
DATA VISUALIZATION
COMIC STRIPS/CARTOONS
MEMES
VISUAL NOTE-TAKING

Question 3

Purposes of media

Answer 3

Gain attention
Create Meaning
Facilitate retention

Question 4

(element) DESCRIBES A SHAPE OR OUTLINE
CREATE TEXTURE AND CAN BE THICK OR THIN MAY BE ACTUAL, IMPLIED, VERTICAL, HORIZONTAL, DIAGONAL, OR CONTOUR LINES

Answer 4

LINE

Question 5

(element) A GEOMETRIC OR ORGANIC AREA THAT STANDS OUT FROM THE SPACE NEXT TO OR AROUND IT, OR BECAUSE OF DIFFERENCES IN VALUE, COLOR, OR TEXTURE

Answer 5

SHAPE

Question 6

(element) THE DEGREE OF LIGHT AND DARK IN A DESIGN
CONTRAST BETWEEN BLACK AND WHITE AND ALL THE TONES IN BETWEEN

Answer 6

value

Question 7

(element) WAY ASURFACE FEELS OR IS PERCEIVED TO FEEL
ILLUSION OF THE SURFACES PEAKS AND VALLEYS, RESULTING IN A FEELING OF SMOOTHNESS OR ROUGHNESS IN OBJECTS

Answer 7

TEXTURE

Question 8

(element) DETERMINEDBY ITS HUE (NAME OF COLOR), INTENSITY (PURITY OF THE HUE), AND VALUE (LIGHTNESSOR DARKNESS OF HUE)
USED FOR EMPHASIS, OR MAY ELICIT EMOTIONS FROM VIEWERS

Answer 8

color

Question 9

(element) A FIGURE HAVING VOLUME AND THICKNESS
AN ILLUSION OF A 3- DIMENSIONAL OBJECT CAN BE IMPLIED WITH THE USE OF LIGHT AND SHADING
CAN BE VIEWED FROM MANY ANGLES

Answer 9

form

Question 10

(principles) ____ OF MARGINS, TYPEFACE, TYPESTYLE, AND COLORS IS NECESSARY, ESPECIALLY IN SLIDE PRESENTATIONS OR DOCUMENTS THAT ARE MORE THAN ONE PAGE.

Answer 10

consistency

Question 11

(principles) AN AREA THAT FIRST ATTRACTS ATTENTION IN A COMPOSITION IMPORTANT OBJECTS OR ELEMENTS IN A COMPOSITION
CAN BE ACHIEVED BY CONTRAST OF VALUES, MORE COLORS, AND PLACEMENT

Answer 11

center of interest

Question 12

(principle) VISUAL EQUALITY IN SHAPE, FORM, VALUE, COLOR, ETC.
CAN BE SYMMETRICAL AND EVENLY BALANCED, OR ASYMMETRICAL AND UNEVENLY BALANCED

Answer 12

balance

Question 13

(principle) BRINGS TOGETHER A COMPOSITION WITH SIMILAR UNITS

IS THE VISUALLY SATISFYING EFFECT OF COMBINING SIMILAR OR RELATED ELEMENTS.
- ADJACENT COLORS - SIMILAR SHAPES
- RELATED TEXTURES

Answer 13

harmony

Question 14

(principle) REFERS TO THE ARRANGEMENT OF OPPOSITE ELEMENTS AND EFFECTS.
SHOWS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SHAPES AND CANBEUSEDASA BACKGROUND TO BRING OBJECTS OUT AND FORWARD IN A DESIGN. CAN ALSO BE USED TO CREATE AN AREA OF EMPHASIS

Answer 14

contrast

Question 15

(principle) VISUAL FLOW THROUGH THE COMPOSITION MOVEMENT IS THE PRINCIPLE OF GOOD DESIGN WHICH GIVES THE ARTIST CONTROL OVER WHAT THE VIEWER SEES NEXT

Answer 15

directional movement

Question 16

PRINCIPLE OF DESIGN THAT SUGGESTS MOVEMENT OR ACTION.
IT CREATES A VISUAL TEMPO IN ARTWORKS AND PROVIDES A PATH FOR THE VIEWER S EYE TO FOLLOW.

Answer 16

rhythm

Question 17

(rhythm) elements are repeated exactly in an evenly spaced arrangement

Answer 17

regular rhythm

Question 18

(rhythm) movement is suggested through repeating organic shapes or through irregular repetition of repeating elements

Answer 18

flowing rhythm

Question 19

(rhythm) – a sequence is created in which the elements are changed slightly every time they are repeated

Answer 19

progressive rhythm

Question 20

(princple) CREATED THROUGH THE ARRANGEMENT OF OBJECTS IN TWO DIMENSIONAL SPACE TO LOOK LIKE THEY APPEAR IN REAL LIFE
LEARNED MEANING OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DIFFERENT OBJECTS SEEN IN SPACE

Answer 20

perspective

Question 21

(princple) GIVES INTEREST, COUNTERACTING CONFUSION AND MONOTONY
CAN BE APPLIED TO ONE OR MORE OF THE ELEMENTS TO GIVE EMPHASIS

Answer 21

dominance