Line and Texture
A way a surface feels or is perceived to feel.
What is Texture?
These types of colors are created when mixing 1 primary color with a neighboring secondary color.
What are tertiary colors?
Details or small decorative flourishes on end of strokes that make letters/symbols.
What is Serif?
This visual art element is measured by height, weight and depth.
What is Form?
Surface is also known as this.
What is layout?
Adding hierarchy, drawing eye to specific point, borders, dividing information.
What is 'how line can be used in design?
These 3 colors created the basis of the color wheel.
What is Primary Colors/Red, Blue, Yellow
This is the most direct way to communicate a message in a design.
What is Typography?
This shape type is found in nature and can be drawn free hand.
What is Organic Shape?
Red, Yellow and Orange Colors are classified as these types of colors.
What is Warm Colors?
A patterned format that triggers visual senses.
What is Patterned Texture?
These colors are found next to each other on the color wheel.
What are Analogous Colors?
Typefaces that do not use small lines or flourishes on the ends of a character/letter.
What is Sans Serif?
A 2 dimensional object that is measured by height and weight.
What is Shape?
What is Composition?
An identifiable path created by a point moving in space.
What is Line?
Purple, Green and Orange, these three colors are examples of this color type.
What are Secondary Colors?
The art of drawing letters using multiple strokes.
What is Hand Lettering?
Tone, Texture, Color, Shadows and Shading help this element show dimension.
What is Form?
This type of layout is made up of many groups of shapes.
What is a Complex Layout?
Organic or geometric shapes that have been placed in a random order. This type of texture can be environmental, biological or man made but triggers emotional senses.
What is Image Texture?
These colors are found on the opposite ends of the color wheel.
What are Complementary/Contrasting Colors?
This lettering style creates lines where the line weight stays consistent from start to finish.
What is Monoline Lettering?
This is the distance between shapes.
What is Proximity?
The White or Empty Space of a design.
What is Negative Space?