Adobe tools
Which Adobe software is primarily used for photo editing?
What is Adobe Photoshop?)
Who is known for creating the iconic "I ♥ NY" logo?
Who is Milton Glaser
What does alignment mean?
Alignment is the way that the different elements in a design are arranged, usually in relation to a page or document
What color model is commonly used for digital designs?
What is RGB
What is the name of one sentence detailed description of an image in a magazine layout?
What is image caption?
What tool in Photoshop let you paint on top of your image on separate layer?
What is the mask tool?
What is the name of the famous graphic designer, who is known his Icon movie posters like Rocky, James Bond film, and West Side Story?
Who is Saul Bass?
The Ascenders refers to what in Graphic design?
Ascenders refer to the parts of lower case letters that extend above the x-height of a typeface
What is the short cut that lets you undo everything in all adobe program?
What is ctrl+z?
What does Tracking refer to/
Though they are similar, be careful not to confuse tracking with kerning. Tracking is the spacing of an entire word or paragraph (not just between two letters)—the act of tracking changes the space between every letter in a word/paragraph at the same time.
What Adobe program is best for a typography design project?
What is Illustrator or InDesign?
What is the name of the famous Graphic Designer who got their start designing Album covers for famous band.
Paula Scher
Gradient refers to what in Graphic Design
Sometimes specifically called a color gradient, gradients are a gradual change of color or shade—for instance a red slowly fading into an orange—or a color gradually fading into transparency
What is the best color mode for printing your design products?
What is CMYK?
what does Terminal refer to?
Any stroke which does not terminate in a serif is a terminal. It can be either straight or curved.
Which Adobe program is best for creating layouts for print media?
What is Adobe InDesign?
What is the name of graphic designer who is known for her work at the design firm Pentagram in New York?
Who is Paula Scher
What does Hierarchy refer to in Graphic design
One of the five basic principles of typography design, hierarchy creates organization and direction in a design
What are the seven Principles of Graphic Design? Name all seven.
What is balance, contrast, emphasis, proportion, hierarchy, repetition, rhythm, pattern,
What is the difference between serif and sans-serif fonts?
: What is that serif fonts have small lines or decorative features at the ends of their strokes?)
What is the name of the InDesign tool that lets you add images to your page?
What is the place tool?
Which designer is known for the branding of Apple?
Who is Rob Janoff
What does the DPI mean?
Dots per square inch
Name all nine of the Gestalt Principles
What is Similarity, Proximity, Figure-ground, Closure, Symmetry, Common Fate, Continuity, Continuation, Common region?
What is the name of the line that a word or letter will sit on in the anatomy of typography?
What is Baseline?