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Which of the following is NOT one of the principles of design mentioned in the text?
Which principle of design creates a focal point in a design?
Which principle of design organizes the parts of a design to clearly communicate an artist's message or intention?
Which effect is achieved when design details are pulled together by repetition, gradation, harmony, balance, proportion, and unity?
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Which type of principles of design include repetition, gradation, radiation, and rhythm?
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Which of the following is NOT one of the principles of design mentioned in the text?
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Which principle of design creates a focal point in a design?
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Which principle of design organizes the parts of a design to clearly communicate an artist's message or intention?
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Which type of principles of design lead the eye over the design?
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Which effect is achieved when design details are pulled together by repetition, gradation, harmony, balance, proportion, and unity?
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Study Notes
Principles of Design
- Principles of design mentioned in the text include harmony, balance, proportion, and unity.
- Emphasis creates a focal point in a design.
- Unity is achieved when design details are pulled together by repetition, gradation, harmony, balance, proportion, and unity.
- Principles of design that lead the eye over the design include movement and direction.
Types of Principles of Design
- A type of principles of design includes repetition, gradation, radiation, and rhythm.
Note: The other options do not provide clear or specific answers, so they are not included in the study notes.
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Test your knowledge of the principles of design with this informative quiz. Discover how balance, contrast, pattern, emphasis, unity, rhythm, repetition, and movement play crucial roles in creating compelling works of art. Challenge yourself and enhance your understanding of the principles that shape visual compositions.
