Elements of Design - Textiles

Which element of design is described below:

This element defines the direction of a design. This element can divide a space or outline objects. Examples of this element include: horizontal, vertical, thick and thin.

• Shape

• Line

• Texture

• Colour

Which element of design is described below:

This element is a closed line. The two main forms of this element are organic and geometric. This element can be used in apparel to create optical illusions.

• Texture

• Line

• Shape

• Colour

Which element of design is described below:

This element refers to surface characteristics of a design. It has two main recognisable types: visual and tactile. This element adds interest, dimension and variety to design.

• Shape

• Value

• Colour

• Texture

Which element of design is described below:

This element is one of the most important. The element appears when light waves are reflected and absorbed by objects. Levels of the element are described using the terms: hue, value and intensity.

• Colour

• Size

• Texture

• Line

Which element of design is described below:

This element is the space around or in-between details in a design. When used effectively it can lead the eye around a design.

• Space

• Shape

• Size

• Colour

Which element of design is described below:

This element is the lightness or darkness of a colour. This element can add depth and volume to a design.

• Hue

• Value

• Colour

• Line

Which element of design is prominent in this apparel item?

• Size

• Line

• Shape

• Texture

Which element of design is prominent in this apparel item?

• Line

• Space

• Shape

• Texture

Which element of design is prominent in this apparel item?

• Colour

• Line

• Texture

• Shape

Which element of design is prominent in this apparel item?

• Colour

• Size

• Space

• Line