VA101 Unity and Harmony

What does unity in design primarily focus on?

• Creating a pleasing arrangement of similar elements

• Ensuring all parts of a design work together as a whole

• Balancing contrasting elements

• Adding variety to a composition

Which technique is commonly used to achieve unity in a design?

• Using highly contrasting textures

• Avoiding alignment of elements

• Repetition of shapes, colors, or patterns

• Mixing unrelated themes

What does harmony in design emphasize?

• The oneness of all elements in a design

• Sharp contrasts and differences

• Random placement of visual elements

• The relationships and similarities between elements

Which of the following is an example of harmony?

• A painting with a cohesive color palette

• A design with mismatched fonts

• A layout with randomly scattered elements

• A poster with excessive variety in shapes and colors

What is the difference between unity and harmony?

• Unity focuses on relationships; harmony focuses on balance.

• Unity creates chaos; harmony creates order.

• Unity is about oneness; harmony is about visual relationships.

• Unity emphasizes contrasts; harmony avoids contrasts.

Which of the following color palettes best demonstrates color harmony?

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Which principle helps guide the viewer's eye smoothly across a design?

• Proximity

• Repetition

• Continuation

• Contrast

What is the effect of placing related elements close together in a design?

• • It creates tension and discomfort.

• It emphasizes the differences between elements.

• It helps achieve proximity, enhancing unity.

• It introduces variety and chaos.

Which design scenario shows a lack of unity?

• A website with consistent fonts, colors, and layouts

• A collage where each element looks unrelated and disconnected

• A magazine spread with aligned columns and matching fonts

• A logo design with repeated elements and cohesive colors

Can a design achieve unity if its elements are visually different but conceptually related?

• Yes

• No