Colour And Design Flashcards

1
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Which two areas of the body are considered in size ratios?

A

Upper and lower body.

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How does the appearance of the shoulders differ in triangle shape, compared to the rectangle shape.

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Triangle shoulders are narrow compared to hips, in rectangle shoulders and hips are about the same with.

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3
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List the five elements of design

A

Colour, line, shape, space, and texture.

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Why is line called the most essential design element?

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Divides the areas into shapes in spaces.

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5
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Why would a scalloped hem seem out of place on a business suit?

A

The curved line suggested casual mood.

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Identify some ways that a garments features, Peyton, vertical and horizontal lines.

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Vertical lines are seen in narrow panels, raised collars, and v-necklines, horizontal are seen in broad shoulders, full sleeves and belts.

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Which of the basic shapes what is stretching that fabric probably correct? Why?

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The natural shape, stretchy fabric and follow the bodies outline.

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How can you use a bell shape to create illusions?

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The bell shaped cut height and add contour; is can also add and subtract width.

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What does sessions concerning space effect a garments design?

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How the space is divided, the relationship between spaces, and what it does in each space.

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What factors determine a fabrics texture?

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The fiber, yarn, construction, and finish used in the fabric.

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11
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How is a pattern created?

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A pattern results when all design elements are brought together.

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12
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What different effects can you achieve by using colours in your wardrobe?

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You can draw attention to different areas of the body, emphasize special features, and create allusions in height and size.

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13
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Why are blues and greens popular colours for summer clothes?

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They are cool colours, remind people of water, sky, grassy lawns, and shady trees.

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14
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How do you warm and cool colours give illusion of movement?

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Warms stand out, they seem to advance. Cools are less noticeable, seeming to recede.

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15
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How can warm colours effect mood?

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They encourage excitement, cheerfulness and activity.

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16
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How is the colour wheel a useful tool for working with color?

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By arranging colours in a logical pattern, the colour wheel lets you manage colour combinations and see how they work together.

17
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What are the three primary colors?

A

Red, yellow and blue.

18
Q

Why is violet called a secondary color?

A

Equal parts of two primary colors, blue and red.

19
Q

How do you change your colours value?

A

Add white or black.

20
Q

What is the technical name for pastel?

A

A tint

21
Q

What determines a colours intensity?

A

The amount of colour pigment

22
Q

How can you dull a color?

A

Add grey of the colours complement.

23
Q

How can you see black-and-white if they are true colours?

A

Black absorbs light and white reflects it.

24
Q

What should you remember about using analogous colours?

A

Colours blend better if they’re close in value and intensity.

25
Q

Why are split complementary colour schemes easier to work with and complementary schemes?

A

Because split complementary colours have less contrast, the effect is not so bold.

26
Q

What three factors help determine the colours that best suit you

A

Your personal coloring, body shape, and height.

27
Q

When choosing personal colours for you, what should your main goal be?

A

Achieve look of good health.

28
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How can you dress to add height to your appearance?

A

Dress in a single colour, or colours of similar value and intensity.

29
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How do you dress to diminish height from your appearance?

A

Choose close that contrast in hue, value, or intensity.

30
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How can you tell if you have warm or cool undertones?

A

Look at the veins in your skin under natural light.