Color Schemes
Typography
12 Principles of Design & The Elements of Design
Color Theory
Illustrator and Shortcuts
100
Blue and Orange is this color scheme
What is Complementary
100
A type of typeface that has a handwritten feel
What is Script
100
The most important elements in your design should appear to be the most important.
What is Hierarchy
100
Red, Yellow, and Blue are what kind of colors when you use paint
What are Primary Colors
100
The shortcut for Undo
What is Ctrl+z or Cmd+z
200
A color scheme that is made up of 3 colors that are equidistant to each other on the color wheel
What is Triadic
200
A typeface where all the letter are the same width
What is Monospaced
200
How different elements look compared to each other. This could be a contrast in lightness, color, size, shape, etc.
What is Contrast
200
Electromagnetic waves that the human eyes can see and is how we see color
What is visible light
200
The shortcut for the Pen tool
What is the letter P
300
The name of this color scheme
What is Analogous
300
Times New Roman is this type of typeface
What is Serif
300
Refers to the size of the elements. Larger elements are easier to see than smaller ones.
What is Proportion
300
Made from equal parts of two primary colors
What is Secondary Colors
300
The white space where you create your design
What is an artboard
400
The name of this color scheme
What is Split Complementary
400
The spacing between each individual letter
What is Kerning
400
This is the most basic element in design
What is Line
400
CMYK is this kind of Color System
What is Subtractive
400
Holding this key when scaling objects keeps them from becoming distorted.
What is the Shift Key
500
Name of this color scheme
What is Tetradic
500
A specific instance of a typeface
What is a font
500
This is how light and dark something appears
What is Value
500
A fixed range of possible colors
What is a Color Space
500
This tool allows you to unite shapes together as well as cut shapes with other shapes
What is the Pathfinder tool