Principles of Design: Repetition

What is the primary purpose of using repetition in graphic design?

• To confuse the viewer

• To create a sense of unity and consistency

• To make the design more expensive

• To reduce the amount of work for the designer

In fashion design, how can repetition be applied to create a cohesive collection?

• By using different materials for each piece

• By changing the style drastically from one piece to another

• By repeating a specific pattern, color, or theme throughout the collection

• By making each piece completely unique

Which of the following elements can be repeated in graphic design to create harmony?

• Color

• Shape

• Texture

• All of the above

In the context of fashion design, repetition of which element can help in branding?

• Fabric

• Logo

• Sewing technique

• Model types

Why is repetition important in creating visual rhythm in graphic design?

• It makes the design more complex

• It guides the viewer’s eye across the design

• It decreases the design's visual appeal

• It increases production costs

How does repetition contribute to the readability of a design?

• By constantly changing fonts and colors

• By using a consistent layout and typography

• By adding more images to the text

• By making the background brighter than the text

In fashion design, repetition of a motif can be seen as a form of:

• Distraction

• Innovation

• Brand identity

• Cost-cutting

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using repetition in design?

• It can make a design more memorable

• It can help establish brand recognition

• It can make the design process longer and more complicated

• It can create a sense of balance and unity

In graphic design, repeating which element can help achieve a strong visual hierarchy?

• Font sizes

• Color schemes

• Both A and B

• Neither A nor B

How can repetition in fashion design influence consumer behavior?

• By making designs less appealing over time

• By encouraging impulse buying

• By reinforcing brand loyalty through recognizable elements

• By making it harder to distinguish between different brands