Lesson 2

Question 1

is about creating harmony among
the elements and having them come
together in a final product that is
unequivocally outstanding.

Answer 1

Design

Question 2

Are fundamental concepts that guide the
arrangement and organization of elements in visual
arts, graphics, and other creative works.

Answer 2

PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN

Question 3

principles of design

Answer 3

BALANCE
UNITY
MOVEMENT
EMPHASIS
RHYTYHM
CONTRAST
PROPORTION

Question 4

Refers to the distribution of visual weight
in a design. It ensures that no one part of
the design overpowers another, creating a
sense of stability

Answer 4

balance

Question 5

types of balance

Answer 5

Symmetrical (formal), asymmetrical
(informal), and radial balance.

Question 6

guides the viewer’s eye
through the design, creating a sense of
action or directing the gaze in a specific
order. This principle helps control the flow
of the design

Answer 6

Movement

Question 7

the two sides of a work art are not exactly the same, but are still visually balanced

Answer 7

asymmetrical
(informal)

Question 8

parts on both sides are the same; when elements on
both sides of a central line (vertical,
horizontal, or diagonal) are identical or
similar, creating a mirror-like reflection

Answer 8

Symmetrical balance (formal)

Question 9

Occurs when elements are arranged
around a central point, radiating outward
in a circular pattern

Answer 9

Radial Balance

Question 10

Ensures that all parts of a design work
together cohesively. It gives a sense of
wholeness and harmony to the overall
composition.

Answer 10

unity

Question 11

Directs attention to the most important
part of a design. This principle highlights
the focal point, making it the first thing the
viewer notices; is like putting a spotlight on
the most important part of a design.

Answer 11

Emphasis

Question 12

is the repetition or alternation of
elements to create a sense of organized
movement

Answer 12

Rhythm

Question 13

Emphasizes the differences between
elements, making some stand out more
than others. It can be created through
color, size, shape, texture, or typography

Answer 13

Contrast

Question 14

Relates to the size relationship between
different elements in a design. Proper
___ ensures that elements are
sized appropriately relative to one
another.

Answer 14

proportion

Question 15

red + blue + green =

Answer 15

white

Question 16

Is the study of how colors interact with each other and how
they affect human emotions and perceptions.

Answer 16

COLOR THEORY

Question 17

magenta + yellow + cyan

Answer 17

black

Question 18

two color system

Answer 18

Additive and Subtractive

Question 19

is based on
light. It involves combining colored light
to create other colors.

Answer 19

additive color

Question 20

is based
on the absorption and reflection of
light. It involves combining pigments,
inks, or dyes to create colors.

Answer 20

SUBTRACTIVE COLORS

Question 21

magenta + yellow =

Answer 21

red

Question 22

Cyan + magenta =

Answer 22

blue

Question 23

yellow + cyan =

Answer 23

green

Question 24

name & properties
of a color that
enables it to be
perceived

Answer 24

Hue

Question 25

Different aspects of Color Appearance

Answer 25

Hue, brilliance and Saturation

Question 26

how light or dark a color is

Answer 26

Brilliance

Question 27

the level and mixture of white, black, grey or complimentary included in colors

Answer 27

Saturation

Question 28

These are the basic colors that cannot be created by mixing other colors.

Answer 28

PRIMARY COLORS

Question 29

The primary colors are

Answer 29

red, blue, and yellow.

Question 30

These are colors created by mixing two primary colors.

Answer 30

SECONDARY COLORS

Question 31

These are colors made by mixing a primary color with a secondary color, like red-orange or blue-green

Answer 31

TERTIARY COLORS

Question 32

is a circular diagram that visually represents the relationships between different colors.

Answer 32

color wheel

Question 33

Are groups of three colors that are next to each other on the color wheel. These colors share a common hue, which gives them a harmonious and visually pleasing relationship.

Answer 33

ANALOGOUS COLORS

Question 34

Combinations of opposite or analogous colors are

Answer 34

harmonic

Question 35

Opposite colors are

Answer 35

complementary

Question 36

a color plus white

Answer 36

TINT

Question 37

a color plus black

Answer 37

TONE

Question 38

a color plus its complementary, which when mixed just right creates grey

Answer 38

SHADE

Question 39

are the lights and darks of a color you create by using black and white with a color

Answer 39

Color values

Question 40

are colors that don't typically show up on the color wheel and are considered to be without strong hues.

Answer 40

Neutral colors

Question 41

Common neutral colors

Answer 41

Black white gray beige brown taupe

Question 42

are colors that evoke warmth because they remind us of things like sunlight, heat, or fire.

Answer 42

Warm colors

Question 43

common warm colors

Answer 43

red orange yellow gold

Question 44

are colors that evoke a sense of calm, relaxation, and tranquility. They are often associated with nature, like water, sky, and vegetation.

Answer 44

Cool colors

Question 45

refer to colors that stand out against each other, creating a sharp visual difference when placed side by side

Answer 45

Contrast colors

Question 46

common Cool colors

Answer 46

Blue Green Purple teal

Question 47

example of contrast color

Answer 47

black and white red and green Blue and orange

Question 48

are passionate, energetic, and confident

Answer 48

RED

Question 49

warm, cheerful, and creative

Answer 49

orange

Question 50

bright, lively and happy

Answer 50

yellow

Question 51

inspiring, magical, and elegant

Answer 51

purple

Question 52

soothing, harmonious, and calm

Answer 52

blue

Question 53

restful, refreshing and natural

Answer 53

green