Which principle of design theory is about the use of similar or identical elements throughout the design?
What is Repetition?
What’s an example of a geometric shape?
What are Square/Circle/Triangle/Trapezoid/etc.?
What are the main orientations of lines?
What are Horizontal/Vertical/Diagonal?
What does each letter in C.R.A.P stand for?
What are contrast, repetition, alignment, and proximity?
Another term for informal balance?
What is Asymmetry?
Which kind of line is known as the landscape painter’s line?
What is horizontal line?
Which aspect of C.R.A.P. goes hand in hand with Alignment?
What is Proximity?
Shapes such as those found in the natural world are ____ shapes?
What is Organic?
Distributing visual weight creating stability and harmony in a composition is called what?
What is Balance?
Emphasizing elements in a design refers to which aspect of C.R.A.P.?
What is Contrast?
What is geometric?
A specific element or area of a composition that draws the viewer's attention.
What is focal point?
Who developed this principle of design theory? (Hint: They share their name with the late comedian who played the genie in Disney’s Aladdin)
Who is Robin Williams?
A shape that doesn’t really represent anything would be an ____ shape?
What is abstract?
The arrangement and organization of visual elements within a design is called the…
What is composition?