IED (Unit 7a)

Front

Most basic element of design - Has position but no dimension - Can be described by coordinates on a plane (X,Y,Z) - Used to indicate a location

Back

Point

Front

Has only a length dimension. Can be used to: -Define a boundary -Indicate volume -Create perspective and depth -Create textures and patterns -Suggest movement -Imply emotion Types: Horizontal, vertical, diagonal, straight, curved, dotted, broken Thick & Thin

Back

Line

Front

What type of line represents: Calm, peace, & relaxation? Options: Horizontal Lines, Vertical Lines, Diagonal Line

Back

Horizontal Lines

Front

What type of line represents: Sense of movement, action, & activity? Options: Diagonal Lines, Horizontal Lines, Vertical Lines

Back

Diagonal Lines

Front

What type of line represents: Sense of freedom & a soothing mood? Options: Curved Lines, Straight lines, Horizontal Lines, Vertical Lines

Back

Curved Lines

Front

What type of line represents: Dignity, formality, stability, & strength? Options: Vertical Lines, Horizontal Lines, Curved Lines, Zig Zag Lines

Back

Vertical Lines

Front

In regards to Color Temperature: Reds, oranges, yellows are known as _________________

Back

Warm Colors

Front

In regards to Color Temperature: Blues, purples, greens are known as _________________.

Back

Cool Colors

Front

Relative lightness or darkness of a color, object, or shape is known as?

Back

Value

Front

This technique allows us to perceive shapes as more than a flat image: The illusion of 3D objects on a 2D surface.

Back

Tonal Shading