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Color Terms

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what are the elements of design color, line, space, shape, texture, form
what are the principals of design balance, proportion/scale, rhythm, emphasis, unity
what is the principal repetition when a pattern or color repeats itself throughout the room
how does texture affect color the rougher the texture the darker the color looks, the smoother the texture the lighter the color looks
what do curved lines suggest a more girly look
what is the difference between horizontal, vertical, and radial balance horizontal is when you cut the room in half horizontally, vertical is when you cut the room in half vertically, and radial is when the design moves outwards
what do diagonal lines suggest a more mascullen look
what is space what the room looks like (crowded, open)
what are 4 types of rhythm gradation, radiation, repetition, and continuous line
what is asymmetrical balance and an example when you cut the room in half and it looks balanced but not exact
what is the difference between horizontal and vertical lines horizontal leads your eye side to side and vertical leads your eye up and down
what is the golden mean the exact proportion (3 over 5)
what is the difference between shape and form shape is 2D shapes around the room, form is 3D shapes around the room
name 5 types of balance symmetrical, asymmetrical, vertical, horizontal, radial
what does unity or harmony the room has many elements and principals in it
name 2 things texture involves how it appears to feel and how it feels
what are 4 types of line curved, diagonal, horizontal, vertical
what is proportion everything in the room goes together
which of the five types of balance suggests excitement/interest
what is symmetrical balance and an example if you cut the room in half it is the exact thing on both sides
what is emphasis and what is another name for it emphasis is the thing in the room that stands out (another name is focal point)
what happens when you use a continuous line your eyes follow the line all over the room
what is another name for symmetrical balance formal balance
what is another name for asymmetrical balance informal balance
what is the difference between graduation and radiation gradation is when the color changes or when things get bigger or smaller... radiation is when the pattern moves your eyes outward
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