VA101 Space & Depth

What does "negative space" refer to in design?

• Space occupied by objects

• Empty space around or between objects

• Space that creates depth

• Space behind the focal point

Which technique uses smaller objects to make them appear farther away?

• Size variation

• Overlapping

• Linear perspective

• Atmospheric perspective

Linear perspective is a technique that uses converging lines to simulate depth.

• True

• False

Which of the following is an example of "atmospheric perspective"?

• A bright, detailed object in the foreground

• A dark, detailed object in the background

• A distant object with reduced contrast and saturation

• An object that overlaps another to suggest depth

Which color is often used to create the illusion of objects coming forward in space?

• Blue

• Red

• Green

• Yellow

In what way does "positioning on the page" create depth?

• By making objects larger

• By placing objects at the bottom to make them seem closer

• By using darker colors

• By overlapping objects

Which technique makes distant objects appear hazy or less detailed?

(a)  

What does "positive space" refer to in design?

• The space where no elements are present

• The area occupied by objects

• The empty space in the background

• The space that creates visual harmony

Which of the following is NOT a technique for creating the illusion of depth?

• Color shifts

• Positioning objects based on size

• Linear perspective

• Using only black and white values

Which of the following techniques is commonly used to make objects appear closer in a composition?

• Using cooler colors

• Placing objects lower on the page

• Making objects smaller

• Reducing contrast