Intro to Graphic Design

The physical quality of a surface.

• balance

• texture

• shape

Connects two or more points, it can be fat, thin, wavy, or jagged.

• balance

• texture

• line

In the creation of logo, do not use images that feel generic or common.

• True

• False

Helps in the arrangement of the content, texts, images, and other elements inside of a grid.

• alignment

• texture

• line

It identifies your brand using a particular mark, type design, or both.

• image

• logo

• product

In design, texture doesn't add depth and tactility to flat images.

• True

• False

This principle of design shows where to begin and where to go next using different levels of emphasis.

• shapes

• repetition

• balance

Logos are found big and small in corporate settings representing big businesses, freelancers, and other entrepreneurs. 

• True

• False

It is the equal distribution of visual weight that will attract the viewer's eye.

• shapes

• repetition

• balance

These are free form shapes that are observed in nature

• geometric shapes

• abstract shapes

• organic shapes