Worksheetsprinciples of design
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 21mins
The matching and blending materials together, the combination of materials, colors, and textures that create combination that is pleasing to the eye.
Unity
Balance
proportion
harmony
What principle is "A oneness of purpose, of all parts of design"
Balance
unity
porportion
contrast
The (a) size of the individual part to each other, to the whole, and the space.
Include all the parts of principle scale of the arrangement
container
pebbles
foliage
flowers
Focal area and accent: "area of most importance or (a) impact".
Rhythm: "The (a) movement achieved in design by repetition, graduation, variation, or radiation.
what are used when creating a focal point?
bright bold colors
dark colors
grouping of flowers
none of above
Accent: "rather than the dominant feature, it is an (a) to the focal area
what materials used for rhythm?
flowers
vase
ribbon
paper
Rhythm: used to move the viewers (a) from one point to another.
grading: strong colors at the (a)
lighter colors should be placed (a)
contrast is created by using?
round forms or flat, smooth leaves
rough triangular leaves
Smooth and curves leaves
All of above
Focal area and accent: Adds emphasis or (a) to the design
what is "a single or recurring detail that adds to the interest of the overall design"
focal area
contrast
unity
accent
what is the appropriate porportion?
(a)
Balance: Uses equal amounts of (a) and form on either side of the central axis
accomplished by arranging appropriate flowers and colors to fit a container within its setting
unity
balance
harmony
contrast
The principles of design are the " (a) " of design
"pleasing to the eye"
harmony
porportion
balance
unity
when creating an accent you need?
exaggeration
enhancement
color
grouping
A single or recurring detail that adds to the (a) of the overall design
___________ and __________ in a design
(a)
This (a) from the stronger colors to the weakers ones
what is rhythm achieved by
(a)
