Not My Type
Principles of Animation
Illustrator
3D
Elements of Design
100
The height of a letter from the baseline to the top of the lowercase letter.
x-height
100
Gives a sense of weight and flexibility to an object. Shape flexes from movement and force.
Squash and Stretch
100
The name for the white rectangle where you put your text and artwork in Illustrator.
Artboard
100
Objects that exist in 3D space have x, y and _______ coordinates
Z
100
Hue is another word for this element of design.
Color
200
The part of a letter that hangs down below the baseline
Descender
200
Directs the audience’s attention to an area of greatest importance.
Staging
200
Adobe Illustrator is this kind of drawing program.
Vector
200
Colors and textures that can be applied to assets in 3D software
Materials
200
This element of design refers to the area around, above, below, or behind an object.
Space
300
The part of a letter that sticks up above the x-height.
Ascender
300
Drawing each frame from beginning to end
Straight Ahead
300
Selection Tool
300
The polygon skeleton of a 3D shape in modeling software
Mesh
300
This element refers to the relative lightness or darkness of an object.
Value
400
Type is typically measured in these increments.
Points
400
Adding extras to a drawing to emphasize character traits
Exaggeration
400
Pen tool
400
When you take one face of a 2D object and stretch it into 3D
Extrusion
400
This element describes the way a surface feels, or the way it’s perceived to feel
Texture
500
Type relationship when you use two VERY different fonts.
Contrast
500
Having traits that viewers can relate to
Appeal
500
The shortcut for the Live Paint paint bucket
K
500
Name three different materials that 3D printers can use.
Food, Cells, Cement, Plastic, Carbon Fiber, etc.
500
This element refers to something three dimensional, and there are two types: geometric (man-made) and natural (organic).
Form