Color and Emotion
The warm colors of the color wheel
What are Red, Orange and Yellow
When both sides of an object are the same the balance is
What is Symmetrical
What is the Rule of Thirds
Serif, Sans-Serif and Decorative are all examples of
What is Typeface
The secondary colors on the color wheel
What are Orange, Green and Purple
This principle of graphic design involves the selection, arrangement, and design of typefaces, fonts, and text within a design.
What is Typography
This refers to how objects and elements are placed relative to each other in your image.
What is Photo Composition
This restaurant's logo is made up of a decorative font that resembles an animal
What is Chick-Fil-A
This color is the universal color that signifies strength, power, courage, and danger
What is Red
The font used on the Jeopardy program is an example of this typeface
What is Sans-Serif
Light posts, fencing, bridge cables and bench planks are all examples of
What is Leading Lines
This is a legal form of protection automatically provided to the authors of "original work of authorship"
What is Copyright
This DC villain's wardrobe is made up of clothing built around a triadic color scheme
Who is the Joker
Too much of this color can cause anxiety, nervousness, apprehension and agitation
What is Yellow
Using this principle of graphic design helps guide the viewer's attention within a design or illustration
What is Visual Hierarchy
This is the are surrounding the subject of your image
What is Negative Space
This color scheme uses colors that are next to each other on the wheel
What is Analogous
This principle of design is achieved when artists join parts together to make them whole
What is Unity
This photography composition influences the order in which the human eye perceives what it see
What is Visual Hierarchy
This word processor is best used as a downloaded program and doesn't have the best cloud collaboration feature.
What is Microsoft Word