Digital Art Test 2nd Quarter

One area stands out by contrasting it with other areas. The area could be different sizes, color, textures or shapes:

• Emphasis

• Hierarchy

• Layout

• Balance

The combination of elements in a recurring and regular arrangements is known as:

• Shapes

• Typeface

• Pattern

• Balance

This image an example of:

• Asymmetrical Balance

• Symmetrical Balance

• Crystallographic Balance

• Radial Balance

The repetition of elements which are adaptive and change through the design creating a mood and a sense of movement is called:

• Proportion

• Rhythm

• Hierarchy

• Balance

We can add emphasis in a design with:

• Size, value and color.

• Repetition, rhythm and pattern.

• Position, number and columns.

• None of the above.

It is used on design and math. It appears in some patterns in nature, including spirals arrangements of leaves and seashells.

• Rule of thirds

• Abstract expressionism

• Asymmetrical Balance

• Golden Ratio

When all parts relate well to each other in respect of size, quantity or degree:

• Proportion

• Unity

• Balance

• Golden Ratio

The main different between Pattern and Rhythm in design is:

• Pattern has more elements than Rhythm has.

• Rhythm uses only bright colors. Pattern uses pastel colors.

• Rhythm uses repetition of elements with variations. Pattern uses repetition of elements with no variations.

• Pattern uses geometric shapes, Rhythm uses abstract shapes.

This image is an example of:

• Symmetrical Balance

• Asymmetrical Balance

• Pattern

• Crystallographic Balance

The feeling of harmony between all parts of the work of art, which creates

a sense of completeness:

• Golden Spiral

• Contrast

• Unity

• Movement