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What is the primary purpose of line in graphic design?
What is the primary purpose of line in graphic design?
- To add texture and depth
- To express words visually (correct)
- To determine size and scale
- To create color contrast
How does color function in graphic design?
How does color function in graphic design?
- It is only used for aesthetic purposes.
- It changes the size of elements.
- It serves no specific purpose.
- It generates emotions and creates visual interest. (correct)
Which of the following is NOT one of the seven elements of design?
Which of the following is NOT one of the seven elements of design?
- Value of light and shade
- Space
- Form (correct)
- Colour
What role does texture play in graphic design?
What role does texture play in graphic design?
Which shape type includes circles and triangles?
Which shape type includes circles and triangles?
Why is size important in graphic design?
Why is size important in graphic design?
What does space refer to in graphic design?
What does space refer to in graphic design?
Which of the following shapes is considered natural?
Which of the following shapes is considered natural?
Flashcards
Graphic Design Elements
Graphic Design Elements
The components of a work of art or design, acting as its fundamental ingredients.
Line (in Design)
Line (in Design)
A visual path used to define shapes, forms, characters, and ideas, or connects and joins design elements.
Colour (in Design)
Colour (in Design)
Used to evoke emotions, highlight importance, and unify branding; also to make design more attractive and clear.
Texture (in Design)
Texture (in Design)
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Size (in Design)
Size (in Design)
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Shape (in Design)
Shape (in Design)
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Space (in Design)
Space (in Design)
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Value (in Design)
Value (in Design)
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Study Notes
Main 7 Elements of Design
- Design elements are the components of art, like ingredients in a recipe.
- Seven key elements are: Line, Colour, Texture, Size, Shape, Space, and Value of light & shade.
Line
- Used to define shapes, and forms in design.
- Used to connect or stress words/phrases.
- Used to create patterns.
Colour
- Used to generate emotions, show importance, and create visual interest
- Subtractive (CMYK = cyan/magenta/yellow/black) and additive (RGB = red/green/blue)
- Colours have different emotional responses (warm/active vs cool/passive)
Texture
- Refers to the surface of an object (e.g., rough, smooth).
- Adds depth and visual interest.
- Can be printed or implied.
Size
- Refers to how small or large something is.
- Helps define importance, create visual interest, and attract attention.
- Important for real measuring for depth of geometric perspective.
Shape
- Shapes are created by height and width.
- Basic shapes include geometric (circles, squares, triangles), natural (leaves, people), and abstracted (icons, stylizations).
Space
- The area around or between design elements.
- Separates or groups information.
- Used to give the eye a rest, define importance or lead the eye through design.
Value of light & shade
- How light or dark an area appears in a design.
- Creates depth, contrast, emphasis, and helps form elements in the design.
- Ranges from darkest black to brightest white.
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Explore the fundamental components of design that shape artistic expression. This quiz covers key elements such as Line, Colour, Texture, Size, Shape, Space, and Value, each contributing to the visual language of design. Test your knowledge and understanding of how these elements interact and influence perception.
