Different elements of color wheel

THESE PRINCIPLES ARE ESSENTIAL TO THE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION OF CLOTHING

• A. Elements of Matter

• B. Principles of Design

• C. Color Wheel

• D. Color Harmonies

IT IMPLIES THAT THERE IS AN EQUILIBRIUM AMONG THE PARTS OF DESIGN

• A. Emphasis

• B. Rhythm

• C. Balance

• D. Harmony

THIS REFERS TO THE PLEASING RELATIONSHIP OF ALL PARTS OF THE OBJECT WITH ONE ANOTHER

• A. Proportion

• B. Rhythm

• C. Balance

• D. Harmony

IT MEANS THAT THE PART OF THE DRESS IS THE CENTER OF INTEREST

• A. PROPORTION

• B. RHYTHM

• C. BALANCE

• D. EMPHASIS

THIS REFERS TO THE SMOOTH MOVEMENT REPEATED AGAIN AND AGAIN

• A. PROPORTION

• B. RHYTHM

• C. BALANCE

• D. EMPHASIS

IT IS THE RELATIONSHIP OF DIFFERENT PROPORTION OF A DESIGN

• A. HARMONY

• B. RHYTHM

• C. BALANCE

• D. EMPHASIS

WHICH DO YOU THINK OF THE FOLLOWING IS THE RESULT WHEN PURE COLORS ARE MIXED WITH WHITE

• A. GRAYED

• B. SHADES

• C. NEUTRALS

• D. TINTS

HOW WILL YOU DESCRIBE PRIMARY COLORS

• A. THEY ARE THE SOURCES OF ALL COLORS

• B. THEY ARE ADJACENT IN THE COLOR WHEEL

• C. THEY ARE DULL COLORS

• D. THEY SRE PASTEL COLORS

IT REFERS TO THE GROUP OF COLORS THAT COMBINED DIFFERENTLY

• A. HUE

• B. SHADES

• C. NEUTRALS

• D. TINTS

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING REFERS TO THE LIGHTHNESS OR TINT, AND THE DARKNESS OF THE SHADE

• A. GRAY

• B. VALUE

• C. NEUTRAL

• D. INTENSITY