When combining/pairing fonts, you should:

Used to guide the reader's eye to whatever is most important within a graphic.

The space between lines of text.

The overall space between characters - character spacing.

You might adjust to create an artistic effect.

The space between specific characters. Each letter fits together differently.

Select the three primary colors.

A ____________ color is created by combining two primary colors.

Refers to a color's intensity. Subtle or vibrant.

Another word for color.

How dark or light the color is, ranging from black to white.

Gives us different shades.

A __________ color scheme uses variations of one (single) hue.

A __________ color scheme uses three colors that are evenly spaced around the color wheel.

A __________ color scheme uses colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel.

A __________ color scheme uses colors that are next to each other on the color wheel (red and orange).

This design principle states that everything on a graphic should have a visual connection with something else. Use a grid/invisible line to accomplish this.

This design principle states that you should group related items together.

This design principle states that if things are different, you should make them very different. Different sizes/colors/styles.

This design principle is used to give your design(s) a consistent look and feel. Echo certain elements.

True or False: Sentence case is when ALL of the letters in a word are capitalized.

The invisible line on which characters sit.

Stroke that creates an enclosed curved space on a letter, like in the letters d, b, o, D, and B.

Vertical stroke of a letter that extends upwards over the x-height.

Vertical stroke of a letter that extends downwards below the x-height.

Which of the following are considered cool colors?

Which of the following are considered warm colors?

Which of the following are considered neutral colors?

A color of femininity.

A color of activity and energy.

A color of smiles. Communicates joy and cheerfulness.

A color of royalty, military, and BUSINESS. Conveys reliability and communication.