GRPH 202 Quiz 2 Flashcards

1
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Formal elements:

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line, shape, color, value, texture, format

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2
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Lines:

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basic building blocks of design
a mark made by a tool as it is drawn across a surface
moving dot or point
open path

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3
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All lines have: ____ & _____.

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Direction & quality

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4
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Engraving:

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a line is cut into a hard surface

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5
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Line type is also known as its:

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Attributes

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6
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What is line type?

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The way a line moves from beginning to the end

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7
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What are the different types of lines?

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straight, curving, or angular

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8
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Line quality:

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how a line is drawn

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9
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What are the different types of line qualities?

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delicate, bold, smooth, broken, thick, thin, regular, changing

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10
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Define Line direction:

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a line’s relationship to the page

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11
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What are the different types of line directions?

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horizontal (left/right, east/west)
vertical (up/down, north/south)
diagnal

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12
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What are the line categories?

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type, direction, & quality

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13
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What is a shape?

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general outline of something
closed form/path
open/filled

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14
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Quality of shape can be:

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curving/angular
regular/changing
flat/volumetric

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15
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You can translate 3-D of real world into 2-D shapes by describing their particular edge. T or F?

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True

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16
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What are linear shapes?

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Lines are used as outlines on edges

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17
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Lines cannot unify design. T or F?

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False; lines CAN unify designs

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18
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What are alternative examples to using lines to create shapes?

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color & collage

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19
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What is a collage?

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act of cutting/pasting different bits of materials

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20
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Examples of collage materials?

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lace paper, sandpaper, photographs, magazines

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21
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Study of color deserves your attention. T or F?

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True

22
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What are the color categories?

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Hue, Value, Saturation

23
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What is hue?

A

the name of a color

24
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Examples of hue:

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red, yellow, blue

25
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Value:

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range of lightness/darkness

26
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What are the different aspects of value?

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Shade, tone, tint

27
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Saturation:

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brightness or dullness of a color

28
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What are another names for saturation:

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Chroma & intensity

29
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What are the pigment based primary colors?

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Red, Yellow, Blue

30
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What are the secondary colors?

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Orange, Purple, Green

31
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What makes orange?

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red & yellow

32
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What makes purple?

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blue & red

33
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What makes green?

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blue & yellow

34
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What are the electronic(light) based primary colors?

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Red, Green, Blue

35
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Are electronic (light) based colors additive or subtractive?

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Additive

36
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What two colors make yellow? (light/ electronic based)

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Green & Red

37
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What two colors make cyan? (light/ electronic based)

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Green & Blue

38
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What two colors make white? (light/ electronic based)

A

Mix 3 primary colors

39
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What colors are used for printing?

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CMYK

40
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What is black for in printing?

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to increase the contrast

41
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Printing is known as what type of process?

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a 4 color process

42
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Printing inks:

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matte, high gloss, metallic, fluroscent, transparent, opaque, coated with varnish

43
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PMS stand for:

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Pantone Matching System

44
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What is the PMS?

A

it offers many custom mixed colors

45
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Color depends on the use of printing inks. T or F?

A

True

46
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Color choices are never dictated by budget constraints. T or F?

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False; they ARE dictated by budgets

47
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Allow your design to guide color choices. T or F?

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True

48
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Suggestions of design:

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create many color sketches (20+)

try a design with one color, two color, and bw

49
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Color will always look the same on the computer and when its printed out. T or F?

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False

50
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Color symbolism is NOT universal. T or F?

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True