Visual Communication is:

• Conveyance of ideas and information in forms that can be seen

• Graphic Design in various forms of print

• Seeing textual information in real world experience

• The combination of data, technology and expression in a visible form

The Italics, was created in 1500, by Manutius:

• As a sub-style for Roman typefaces

• In order to enhance legibility

• In order to save on space of the text

• As a sub-style for sans-serif typefaces

This design by Woodward for The Rolling Stone Magazine, 1992, exemplified in class the use of:

• Grid and layout

• Typographic space

• Typographic syntax

• Image-text relations

The four text-image interactions we saw are:

• Affiliation, Dissimilarity, Diversion, Confronting

• Association, Symmetry, Dissimilarity, Opposition

• Symmetry, Enhancement, Counterpoint, Contradiction

• Abstract, Association, Balanced, Cooperative

Which of these is NOT an interface:

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When highlighting STYLE in UI design, it usually comes at the expense of:

• Functionality

• Visuality

• Legibility

• Usability

Huxley’s model of Seeing consists of:

• Feeling + Arranging + Transmitting

• Focusing + Interpreting + Responding

• Finding + Objecting + Understanding

• Sensing + Selecting + Perceiving

We used this picture by Picasso to exemplify use of:

• Lines

• Movement

• Depth

• Enhancement

This typeface is:

• Geometric

• Modern

• Humanistic

• Transitional

This poster mainly exemplifies:

• Focal point

• Hierarchy

• Contrast

• Scale