Typography
The art and arrangment of text and letters
What is Typography
The level of difference between design elements in order to create visual organization.
What is Contrast.
This element of art is created by moving point and can be straight, curved, thick or thin.
What is a Line.
The arrangments of elements within a frame
What is composition.
The practical guidance artists and designers use to combine colors on purpose.
What is color theory
The font syle that has small decrative strokes at the end of letters
What is Serif
An image that is typically offset from the middle and cannot be divided like a symetrical image.
What is Asymmetrical.
An artist shades a drawing of a sphere so it appears to have height, width, and depth.
Placing the most important things in your photo along these lines or where they cross
What is rule of thirds.
The three neighboring hues on the whee. Naturally harmonious and low-contrast and are common in nature
What is Analogous.
The font stlye that is elegant and looks like handwritting
What is Script
This makes one part of the image stand out more than the rest and draws the viewers attention to a specific subject or area by using techniques like color, value, focus, size, or positioning.
What is Emphasis.
Using related colors, shapes, and textures througout the composition.
What is Unity
Things that are the same on both sides.
What is Symmetry.
Red, yellow, and blue cannot be mixed and are on the color wheel
What is primary colors.
The font that is best for body text on a clean modern wedsite would be
What is Serif or San Sarif
The path the viewer's eye takes through a composition. It can be figurative like when lines of an image guide your eyes through it. Or litteral when a certain affect is done with the camera to make an image convey this.
What is Movement.
The lightness or darkness of tones, colors or surface. A full range of value from bright white to deep black creating contrast and establishing a mood.
What is Value.
To make a photo look deeper one can add objects in the front, middle, and back to create this.
What is Depth
Orange, green, and violet are made by mixing two primaries.
What is Secondary.
The font that is mostly used for headlines, posters and attention grabbing titles
What is Display
Harmony being produced by all the elements in the image by using similar colors and shapes that match and integrate elements organically.
What is Unity.
What is Texture.
When looking at a photo our eyes can be guided and lead them to the main subject.
What is leading lines.
The byproduct of the spectrum of light, as it is reflected or absorbed as recieved by the human eye and processessed by the brain.
What is color.