Graphic Design
What does "Sans" mean?
Without
Created when a line meets itself.
What is Shape
Organized repetition/ repeated objects
How viewers eye travels through a picture
Capturing a moment in time
What is Rhythm/Movement?
Repetition of any element of design.Examples, Polka Dots (repeated circles), Waffles (repeated lines)
What is Pattern?
What are the three primary colors?
Red, Yellow, Blue
Quality of light and dark. Mostly dark or mostly light.
What is Value?
Looks feels balanced, but objects are not in the center of the frame.
What is Asymmetrical Balance
A please whole.
What is Unity?
Design that helps establish a recognizable name and set of designs for the products of a business, group, or company is call what?
Identity Design
Appeals to the sense of touch.
What is Texture?
Diverse elements and principles found in the image
Big/Small, Light/Dark, Smooth/Rough, Plain/Ornate
What is Contrast/Variety?
Visual Communication.
What is Graphic Design?
These designs exist merely to help you understand the world around you. They help you do things or understand ideas.
Environmental and Information Design
Starts at one point and ends somewhere. There are five kinds.
What is Line?
Dominance- giving some objects greater visual importance
What is Emphasis?
Covering everything from magazines, newspapers, and books to annual reports, brochures, product catalogs, newsletters, and journals.
What is Publication Design?
To make something publicly known, or to describe something in order to sell it. These are “pitched” to consumers with the hope that they will see a product or service as better than its competitors.
Advertisement Design
Two-dimensional arrangement of objects in a photograph
It can be positive or negative
What is Shape?
The relationship between sizes of objects or components in an image.
What is Proportion?
A very short line – usually one word, or the end of a hyphenated word – at the end of a paragraph or column. It is considered poor typography because it leaves too much white space between paragraphs or at the bottom of a page.
What is Widow?