Textiles

What is a motif in design?

• An element visual that is placed randomly without relation to the rest of the design

• An element visual repetitive that adds cohesion and structure to a design.

• A unique color that stands out from the others

• A text font used throughout the design

Why is the arrangement of motives important in design?

• For creating a cluttered visual experience

• To communicate an intention opposite to the design

• To confuse the viewer

• It is important to guide the viewer's attention, communicate the design intention, and create a cohesive visual experience.

What is the difference between a repetitive motif and an allover motif?

• The difference lies in the size of the pattern: small vs. large.

• The difference lies in the regularity of the pattern: repetitive vs. random.

• The difference lies in the shape of the motif: geometric vs. organic.

• The difference lies in the color of the motif: monochromatic vs. multicolored.

How can a design with symmetrical patterns be created?

• Identify a axis of symmetry and draw or place elements symmetrically on both sides of that axis.

• Use opposite colors instead of symmetrical shapes

• Place elements symmetrically on only one side of the axis

• Draw random elements without following a specific pattern

What role does color play in the arrangement of motifs?

• The color is only used for decoration without any specific purpose

• The color has no influence on the arrangement of motifs

• Color can convey emotions, highlight specific elements, create harmony or contrast, and guide the viewer's attention.

• Color is not important in visual design

What is the importance of scale in the arrangement of motifs?

• What is the importance of scale in the arrangement of motifs?

• Scale in the arrangement of motifs has no importance in design

• Scale in the arrangement of motifs only affects the relationship between colors

• Scale in the arrangement of motifs is important to establish visual hierarchy and the relationship between elements, creating visual balance and facilitating the understanding of the design.

What techniques can be used for the arrangement of motifs in textiles?

• Printing, embroidery, jacquard weaving, sublimation

• Silkscreen printing

• Wood sculpture

• Oil painting

How can visual balance be achieved in the arrangement of motifs?

• Placing the elements on one side of the composition

• Using only complex geometric shapes

• Completely ignoring the rule of thirds

• Distributing the elements in a symmetrical or asymmetrical way, using the rule of thirds, repetition of shapes or colors, and guide lines.

What is harmony in the arrangement of motifs?

• The harmony in the arrangement of motifs refers to the randomness in the organization of visual elements

• The harmony in the arrangement of motifs refers to the way visual elements are organized in a balanced and pleasing manner, creating a sense of unity and cohesion in the design.

• La armonía en la disposición de motivos se refiere a la falta de equilibrio en el diseño

• La armonía en la disposición de motivos se refiere a la ausencia de cohesión en el diseño

What is the relationship between motif arrangement and visual perception?

• The arrangement of motifs influences how an image is visually perceived.

• The arrangement of motifs only affects auditory perception

• Visual perception is not related to the arrangement of motifs

• The arrangement of motifs has no impact on visual perception