Standards of Design
The two types of aesthetic standards of design
What are artistic and emotional
Generating ingenious and clever expressions of imagination.
What is creativity in design
This period followed the Middle Ages and focused on the arts
What is the The Renaissance
The other name for the French Period
What is the Grand Era
This phrase by Mies van der Rohe summarizes economy of means
What is less is more
Economy of means definition.
What is strengthening a composition by removing excess material
The difference between hard and soft tension
Hard tension is dramatic and edgy, while soft tension is subtle and pleasing.
These styles of arrangements were popular during the Baroque and Dutch-Flemish periods
What are massed and overflowing arrangements with fruits and decorative objects
These shapes were commonly used in French arrangements
What are fan and rounded
The ultimate goal of the aesthetic standards of design
What is to create designs that emotionally and visually affect the viewer
This standard of design includes how well floral foam and wire is hidden
What is Mechanics/Workmanship
The purpose of theme development
What is to communicate a story through materials and techniques
This era introduced the language of flowers and ornate containers
What is the Victorian era
"Tussie-mussie" designs became popular during this era
What is the Georgian Period
Tears + black + weeping willow + ice + angels trumpet=
What is sorrow
The aesthetic quality that gives pleasure and delight through perfect harmony
What is beauty
The meaning of sustainability in design
What is choosing appropriate materials or designs for the theme, purpose, or occasion.
This era saw interiors become lavishly decorated with heavy colors and patterns
What is the Victorian era
What is to protect from disease or unpleasant odors and carrying sweet scents
Elements of design + principles of design + tangible standards =
What are aesthetic standards of design
This can be both a technique and a design style
What is sheltered/sheltering or pave
The difference between expression and emotion in design
Expression is the visual communication of an idea; emotion is the viewer’s reaction to it.
People in the Middle Ages used flowers for these purposes
What is food, drink, medicine, and personal adornment
The first prerequisite of a bouquet during the Georgian period
What is fragrance
Exciting ingredients + sound recipe + excellent execution=
What is quality design, the outcome.