Principles of Design & Elements of Art
Miscellaneous
Perspective
Design
Sculpture
100
Color, form, line, shape, space, texture, and value are described as this.
The elements of art
100
Description, analysis, interpretation, and evaluation are all components of this type of criticism
4-Part Art Criticism
100
This term describes a straight-on perspective view with only one vanishing point.
One-point perspective
100
Audience, layout, typography, image and color are all part of this type of category.
The 5 Basic Principles of Graphic Design
100
Three dimensional works of art are called this.
Sculptures
200
Unity, variety, emphasis, rhythm, movement, balance, pattern, and proportion are all described as this.
The principles of design
200
A label that provides accurate information about the artwork including artist, title, date created, and medium is called this.
Artwork Label
200
This term describes the viewer's eye level and is the boundary between the sky and land.
Horizon line
200
The group or segment of the population that you are designing for is called this.
Audience
200
Casting, carving, modeling, and constructing are the four primary ways to make what?
Sculpture
300
Rough, smooth, grainy, slick, and gritty are all words that describe this element of art.
Texture
300
A paper that is designed to measure and cut fabric is called this.
A sewing pattern
300
This term describes the point at which receding parallel lines viewed in perspective appear to converge.
Vanishing point
300
Corporate designers, advertising agency designers, publications designers, web designers, and sign designers are the 5 general types of what?
Graphic Designers
300
This term describes sculptures that are created by manufacturing soft materials like fabric into a 3D shape using any number of binding and filling processes.
Soft Sculpture
400
This element of art is most related to sculpture and refers to a three-dimensional object.
Form
400
Where two pieces of fabric are sewn together is referred to as this.
Seam
400
This French term means "to fool the eye" and describes the highly realistic optical illusion of three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional surface.
Trompe l'oeil
400
These types of designers are employed by manufacturers of consumer products to design products that must serve their purpose well, be attractive to consumers, and be economical to manufacture.
Product and package designers
400
Sculptures that are not freestanding but, rather, project out from a two-dimensional surface are called this.
Relief Sculptures
500
Horizontal, vertical, diagonal, slanting, orthogonal, and curved are all words that describe different types of this element of art.
Line
500
Zines
500
Objects in the foreground appear to be this.
Bigger
500
This type of designer works with printed words and images to create visual presentations that attract attention, convey ideas, and sell products.
Graphic Designers
500
This type of art emphasizes the idea behind the work rather than the materials used to create the artwork or the object itself.
Conceptual art