Visual Communication Design

What is the 'Design Process"?

• The final visual communication that you present to the class.

• Outlines the various stages of design; Brief, Research, Generation of Ideas, Development of Concepts, Refinement, and Resolution of Presentations.

• A process of technical drawing that creates that utilises the Brief, Research, Generation of Ideas, Development of Concepts, Refinement, and Resolution of Presentations stages.

• The designing of a process before you begin the design that utilises the Brief, Research, Generation of Ideas, Development of Concepts, Refinement, and Resolution of Presentations stages.

• A computer program that assists in creating a design.

This drawing is an example of:

• An orthographic drawing

• An isometric drawing

• A perspective drawing

• An planometric drawing

This drawing is an example of:

• An orthogonal drawing

• An isometric drawing

• A perspective drawing

• An oblique drawing

Which of the following are design elements?

• Balance (symmetrical & asymmetrical), contrast, figure-ground, cropping, hierarchy, scale, proportion, and pattern

• Colour, shape, line, tone, texture, form, point, and type

Which of the following are design principles?

• Balance (symmetrical & asymmetrical), contrast, figure-ground, cropping, hierarchy, scale, proportion, and pattern

• Colour, shape, line, tone, texture, form, point, and type

In VCD, which of the following best describes "Materials"?

• The applications used to make the visual communications. The devices you use to make a mark or an imprint on your materials.

• The surface or substrate that the visual communication is applied to or constructed from. This includes paper, cardboard, wood, clay, plasticine, etc.

• The technical process used to make the visual communication. These include constructing techniques such as 3D model making, drawing techniques such as instrumental drawings and free-hand drawings.

In VCD, which of the following best describes "Media"?

• The applications used to make the visual communications. The devices you use to make a mark or an imprint on your materials.

• The surface or substrate that the visual communication is applied to or constructed from. This includes paper, cardboard, wood, clay, plasticine, etc.

• The technical process used to make the visual communication. These include constructing techniques such as 3D model making, drawing techniques such as instrumental drawings and free-hand drawings.

In VCD, which of the following best describes "Methods"?

• The applications used to make the visual communications. The devices you use to make a mark or an imprint on your materials.

• The surface or substrate that the visual communication is applied to or constructed from. This includes paper, cardboard, wood, clay, plasticine, etc.

• The technical process used to make the visual communication. These include constructing techniques such as 3D model making, drawing techniques such as instrumental drawings and free-hand drawings.

Select the option that is not a design element.

• Point
• Line
• Pattern
• Tone

Select the option that is not a design principle.

• Type
• Balance
• Scale
• Contrast