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What is the main difference between reductive abstraction and biomorphic abstraction?
What is the main difference between reductive abstraction and biomorphic abstraction?
- Reductive abstraction simplifies elements into geometric shapes, while biomorphic abstraction alludes to organic forms. (correct)
- Reductive abstraction uses bright colors, while biomorphic abstraction uses muted tones.
- Reductive abstraction focuses on distortion, while biomorphic abstraction focuses on naturalism.
- Reductive abstraction includes idealized images, while biomorphic abstraction includes real body shapes.
What characterizes rectilinear forms in design compositions?
What characterizes rectilinear forms in design compositions?
- Curved edges and organic angles
- Warm tones and soft shapes
- Fluidity and randomness
- Clarity, stability, and sharp angles (correct)
In design, what do curvilinear forms primarily convey?
In design, what do curvilinear forms primarily convey?
- Certainty and regularity
- Harsh monotony
- Sharp angles and rigid structure
- Fluidity and movement (correct)
What is the essence of nonobjective or pure forms?
What is the essence of nonobjective or pure forms?
How do rectilinear shapes contribute to design composition?
How do rectilinear shapes contribute to design composition?
What does the term 'abstraction' refer to in design?
What does the term 'abstraction' refer to in design?
In the context of design, what is the main concern of structural shape/form?
In the context of design, what is the main concern of structural shape/form?
Which term describes a design that reproduces what we see around us in nature, true to forms and proportions?
Which term describes a design that reproduces what we see around us in nature, true to forms and proportions?
What does Idealism aim to reproduce in design?
What does Idealism aim to reproduce in design?
Which design approach purposefully changes or exaggerates forms as seen in nature to provoke an emotional response?
Which design approach purposefully changes or exaggerates forms as seen in nature to provoke an emotional response?
Which classification of shape specifically focuses on an imitation of reality or what we see?
Which classification of shape specifically focuses on an imitation of reality or what we see?
What distinguishes between Naturalism and Idealism in design?
What distinguishes between Naturalism and Idealism in design?
What method is suggested to show depth by repeating objects while decreasing their size towards the vanishing point?
What method is suggested to show depth by repeating objects while decreasing their size towards the vanishing point?
In visual design, what does the term 'hieratic scaling' refer to?
In visual design, what does the term 'hieratic scaling' refer to?
Which technique involves using color changes and less distinct contours to create depth in visual art?
Which technique involves using color changes and less distinct contours to create depth in visual art?
What does one-point perspective in art focus on?
What does one-point perspective in art focus on?
How is the illusion of movement created in art through the repetition of figures?
How is the illusion of movement created in art through the repetition of figures?
'Anticipated movement' in art refers to:
'Anticipated movement' in art refers to:
