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WorksheetsElements AND Principles of Design
Total questions: 86
Worksheet time: 43mins
These are ________ silhouettes.
Tubular
Back-fullness
Bell
match the color of your _________.
This is a ______silhouette.
tubular
Bell
Back Fullness
This is a __________ silhouette.
Tubular
Bell
Back Fullness
These are ________lines.
Curved
Vertical
Horizontal
Jagged
These are _________ lines.
Curved
Horizontal
Vertical
Jagged
These are ___________ lines.
Curved
Vertical
Horizontal
Jagged
These are ____________lines.
Curved
Horizontal
Vertical
Jagged
This is a __________ color scheme.
Triadic (primary)
Triadic (secondary)
Analogous
Warm
This is a __________ color scheme.
Complimentary
Analogous
Accented Neutral
Triadic
This is a __________ color scheme.
Analogous
Complimentary
Neutral
Monochromatic
This is a ______color scheme.
Monochromatic
Complimentary
Analogous
Neutral
This is a ______color scheme
M<onochromatic
Triadic
Analogous
Complimentary
This is a ______color scheme
Accented Neutrala
Analogous
Neutral
Complimentary
The black detail on the dress shows the design principle of......
balance
harmony
emphasis
formal balance
All the designs pictured show...
formal balance
informal balance
The designs shown show the design principle of.........
Symmetrical balance
Asymmetrical balance
the gradation of colors in this garment represent the design principle of.........
balance
rhythm
emphasis
repetition
This dress is an excellent example of ____________ balance.
repetitive
radial
graduated
no
What type of balance?
formal
informal
What type of balance?
formal
informal
These dresses show ________________, a type of rhythm.
radiation
informalization
gradation
emphasis
This dress shows the principle of _________________.
emphasis
harmony
line
texture
Harmony is created through the element of_______________ here.
color
line
Which area of the body is receiving “emphasis” here?
Hair
shoulders
Waist
Legs
The photo shows different types of __________, a way of creating rhythm.
Gradation
Emphasis
Formal balance
Informal balance
These 2 dresses depict the principle of ___________. ____________, a special type of balance.
Circular balance
Lost balance
Diagonal balance
Radial balance
This design shows the principle of_______________ through the use of color.
Harmony
Emphasis
Formal balance
Informal balance
Which body area is the focus of emphasis here?
Hips
Bust
Face
Legs
Rhythm in this design is created by the repetition of...
Color
Pattern
Line
The line in this design emphasizes which area of the body?
Shoulders
Face
Waist
Hips
Balance in this design is....
Symmetrical
Asymmetrical
A component that stands out in a composition and draws a viewer’s attention:
Proximity
Grouping
Spatial Relationships
Emphasis
While shopping for prom dresses, Lauren noticed that she kept looking at dresses with large amounts of crystals on the bodice. Lauren was attracted to dresses illustrating which principle of design?
Proportion
Balance
Line
Emphasis
Paul is wearing a double-breasted suit. This is an example of which design principle?
Proportion
Balance
Rhythm
Emphasis
The ________________ of design are balance, proportion, rhythm, and emphasis
Vertical
Principles
Elements
Horizontal
A Mickey Mouse emblem on a little boys polo shirt illustrates:
proportion
balance
rhythm
emphasis
The feeling of movement is known as ?
Rhythm
Emphasis
Proportion
Fashion Centers
The focal point of the design which captures the viewer's attention.
Balance
Repetition
Emphasis
Unity
The equal visual distribution of weight in a design.
Emphasis
Balance
Unity
Variety
Balance
Element of Design
Principle of Design
Rhythm
Element of Design
Principle of Design
Line
Element of Design
Principle of Design
Emphasis/Focal Point
Element of Design
Principle of Design
Pattern
Element of Design
Principle of Design
Color
Element of Design
Principle of Design
Shape/Silhouette
Element of Design
Principle of Design
Harmony
Element of Design
Principle of Design
Texture
Element of Design
Principle of Design
The TOOLS of design are
Elements
Principles
The RULES of design are
Elements
Principles
Primary Colors
Red, Yellow, Blue
Orange, Green, Violet
Red-Orange, Red-Violet, Yellow-Orange, Yellow-Green
Secondary Colors
Red, Yellow, Blue
Orange, Green, Violet
Red-Orange, Red-Violet, Yellow-Orange, Yellow-Green
Tertiary Colors
Red, Yellow, Blue
Orange, Green, Violet
Red-Orange, Red-Violet, Yellow-Orange, Yellow-Green
Hue
The lightness or darkness of a color.
Another word for color.
The brightness or dullness of a color.
Value
The lightness or darkness of a color.
Another word for color.
The brightness or dullness of a color.
Intensity
The lightness or darkness of a color.
Another word for color.
The brightness or dullness of a color.
Neutral Color Scheme
Tints & shades of one color
3 colors evenly spaced on the color wheel
"non-colors" such as black, white, tan, brown
2 colors opposite each other on the color wheel
Monochromatic
Tints & shades of one color
3 colors evenly spaced on the color wheel
"non-colors" such as black, white, tan, brown
2 colors opposite each other on the color wheel
Triadic
Tints & shades of one color
3 colors evenly spaced on the color wheel
"non-colors" such as black, white, tan, brown
2 colors opposite each other on the color wheel
Complementary
Tints & shades of one color
3 colors evenly spaced on the color wheel
"non-colors" such as black, white, tan, brown
2 colors opposite each other on the color wheel
Warm Colors
Reds, Oranges, Yellows
Violets, Blues, Greens
Cool Colors
Reds, Oranges, Yellows
Violets, Blues, Greens
Vertical Line
Creates a thinner silhouette
Creates a shorter, heavier silhouette
Horizontal Line
Creates a thinner silhouette
Creates a shorter, heavier silhouette
Structural Lines
Lines that are applied to the garment for decoration and interest
Lines formed when parts of the garment are constructed
Considered graceful and feminine
Tactile Texture
Shiny, dull, matte, patterns
Rough, smooth, soft, fuzzy, bumpy
Visual Texture
Texture that has been applied to the surface of the fabric to simulate tactile texture.
Texture that can be felt by touch.
Symmetrical Balance
Both sides are exactly the same, or a mirror image of each other.
The design is balanced, but each side is different than the other in some way.
Opposition
Direct contrast created by perpendicular lines, black and white, or complementary colors placed next to each other.
Radiation of lines, shapes, colors, or textures outward from a central point or area.
Created by curved lines that lead from one area of a design to another.
Gradual change in lines, shapes, color values or textures within the design.
Gradation
Direct contrast created by perpendicular lines, black and white, or complementary colors placed next to each other.
Radiation of lines, shapes, colors, or textures outward from a central point or area.
Created by curved lines that lead from one area of a design to another.
Gradual change in lines, shapes, color values or textures within the design.
