Design Principles Flashcards

(40 cards)

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What are the Art Elements?

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Shape
Line
Form
Space
Texture
Colour

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What are the design Principles?

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Proportion
Balance
Rhythm
Emphasis
Harmony

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What are the three types of straight line?

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Horizontal, Vertical and Diagonal

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What does a horizontal line do in a room?

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Creates side to side movement, makes a room wider, lower and more relaxed and informal

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What does a vertical line do to a room?

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Creates up and down movement, makes a room taller, narrower and dignified and formal

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What does a diagonal line do to a room?

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Tension, movement, and can be overbearing

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What do curved line do to room?

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Softens straight lines and creates playful elements or brings femininity to interior

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Talk about what space can do to a room.

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There should be enough space around objects to allow free movement to ease traffic. To little space may give a crowded uncomfortable and disorganized feel.

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What creates the illusion of space?

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Mirrors, lots of glass, no window dressing, light colours, open plans, lines and extendable furniture.

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What is form?

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Three dimensional, Indicates space occupied by an onbject.

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What is shape?

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Two dimensional, shows outline of an object from top or side.

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What are the two types of texture?

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Visual and Tactile

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What is visual texture?

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What texture appears to be

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What is tactile texture?

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the surface feel of an object

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What does texture do in a room?

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Texture makes the interior interesting but can be functional. e.g. smooth surface = easy to clean

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What are the colour groups? Give the colours

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1) Primary = Red, Blue, Yellow
2) Secondary = Orange, Purple, Green
3) Tertairy = Lighter/darker versions

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What are warm colours?

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Colours like the sun e.g. Red, orange, yellow, pink

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What are cool colours?

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Colours of a pool e.g. Blue, green, purple

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What is a hue?

20
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What is a value?

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Lightness and darkness

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What is intensity?

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Surface colour influence

22
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What is Monochromatic?

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Values of a single colour

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What is Analogous?

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Three consecutive colours

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What are complementary colours?

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Opposite on colour wheel

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What is triadic colours?
Triangle on colour wheel
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what are non-colours?
Cream, tan, brown, gold, silver
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What is balance?
Grouping shapes or colours around a center so that there is equal attention either sides
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What are neutral colours?
grey, white, black
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What are the three types of balance?
1) Formal balance 2) Informal balance 3) Radial balance
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What is formal balance?
Identical or equal objects either side of a point.
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What is informal balance?
Two half's that are not the same but balance equally.
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What is radial balance?
Central point with elements radiating from it or around it.
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What is rhythm?
Quality in design making the eye move in organized fashion from one part to the other
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What is repetition?
One or more design element.
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What is alternation
Obtained by repeating form, pattern, colour
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What is progression?
Moving from big to small, or small to big
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What is proportion/scale?
relationship of parts to one another or to the whole. Based on size, shape and visual weights of the objects.
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Define scale
Size of an object in relation to another.
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What is emphasis?
Calls attention to important areas of the design. It creates a focus point.
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What is harmony?
When different objects contribute to a unified whole. Gives satisfying sense of belonging. Achieved with all art design principles are fit together.