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WorksheetsLesson 1 Adobe Certification
Total questions: 57
Worksheet time: 1hrs 8mins
What are the seven elements of art?
What are primitives?
From which colors are all colors on the color wheel created?
What is the difference between a complementary and an analogous color?
What is the difference between positive space and negative space?
What is a vanishing point?
What are the principles of design for most design projects?
Which principles of design involve applied action for an object?
(a) is the principle of design involves drawing attention to an object by making it brighter, larger, or moving?
Which principle of design is demonstrated in the pictures?
How does the rule of thirds help alignment of elements in a scene or image?
(a) is the principle of design describes why a blue object is hard to see on a blue background?
(a) is the principle of design involves making all the parts of a scene work together?
Why would a designer copy and paste the same button design on all web pages on a website?
What are the three benefits of maintaining unity of design?
Consistency across the project, Enhanced user experience, Strengthened brand identity
What is Traditional Artwork?
Art created without the use of computer technology.
What is Digital Artwork?
Digital artwork is art created using a computer.
Definition: The individual features needed to compose artwork.
(a)
Definition: To effectively combine the elements of art to compose a pleasing work of art.
(a)
What are Geometric Shapes?
Geometric shapes are cubes, pyramids, or spheres.
Geometric shapes are regular figures, like a square, circle, triangle octagon, or trapezoid.
(a) are regular shapes and objects that are used to assemble more complex shapes or objects.
What are Organic Shapes?
Organic shapes are irregular; cloud, tree, blowing steam, or even an ergonomic computer mouse.
(a) is the assembly of 2D shapes to represent a third dimension.
What is an Implied Line?
An implied line is the path the viewer’s eye takes to connect the two endpoints of the line when it is not continuous.
(a) is a hue with both black and white, or gray added.
(a) is a hue with black added.
(a) is the pure color.
(a) is a hue with white added.
What are the Primary Colors?
How are Secondary Colors created?
How are Tertiary Colors created?
Tertiary colors are created by mixing a primary color with a secondary color or two secondary colors.
(a) colors appear adjacent to each other in the color wheel.
(a) colors are opposite each other on the color wheel.
What is Pixel Shading?
Pixel shading is the use of lighter and darker colors, or changed in value, to create light and shadow.
Applied action is (a)
(a) is using similar elements in a design.
(a) is when objects arranged such that no one section overpowers any other part.
(a) is Purposeful absence of harmony to create visual or contextual interest.
(a) appears as a single piece and not an assembly of different parts.
(a) is the use of light and dark to add highlight, shading, or shadows.
(a) The area or volume occupied by the primary objects.
(a) is the area or volume around or between the primary objects.
What is Vertex Shading?
Vertex shading is moving the points on an object to resize it such that the object appears smaller in the distance.
What is Visual Perspective?
Visual perspective is the proportion scaling of objects as they move toward a vanishing point.
What is Vanishing Point?
A point where receding parallel lines appear to meet.
What is Tactile Texture?
Tactile texture is an irregular surface that can be physically felt, like sandpaper.
What is Optical Texture?
Optical texture is creating variation in what you see.
(a) is when a designer draws attention to an object.
What is Symmetrical Balance?
Symmetrical balance is when the right and left sides, top and bottom, or all equal sides or formal balance.
What is Asymmetrical Balance?
Asymmetrical balance is informal balance, is the use of similar objects to create balance, or the use of color and light balance instead of objects.
(a) is when the work is not all balanced.
(a) is how closely objects are arranged.
What is the Rule of Thirds?
The Rule of Thirds is a rule for determining the best time to take photographs.
The Rule of Thirds is a method for selecting color palettes in design.
The Rule of Thirds is a technique for adjusting camera exposure settings.
The Rule of Thirds is a guideline that states an image should be divided into three sections horizontally and three sections vertically to create nine areas.
(a) is the variation of color and brightness to make object stand out from each other.
(a) is the size of an object in relation to the other objects around it.
What does Trompe L’oeil translate to?
(a) is an element that is repeated.
