Elements and Principles of Design

3. Design elements that form the shapes of an image; can be loose and free or straight and sharp
4. Appropriate relative size; helps to achieve balance and unity in a layout
7. Describes the even distribution of images to create a pleasing visual effect
9. A projection of emphasized structure or weight
15. Variation of elements in a printed product
16. One large image may be balanced by 2 or more smaller elements
17. The act of repeating the same or similar design elements
18. Conveying the intended meaning or message from one entity to another
20. When elements look like they belong together; also establishes a theme
21. The process of altering the color of an object in the 3D scene; Gives an object depth and helps show contrast
23. Creating an emphasis within a graphic image
24. Images that appear blurry and have jagged edges are considered ______ _____ images
27. A tool used to store and deliver information or data
28. Space between and around the elements

1. The large attention getting text
2. How small or big an element is compared to other objects
5. Images used in a story;includes Photos, Diagrams, Maps, Charts, and Clip Art
6. Achieved when all elements on a page are of equal weight and are positioned symmetrically
8. An image that is 2 times the size of any other element on the page
10. The information and details of the story
11. Directional flow of a graphic image
12. Lines that are created by the shape or location of object details
13. Shows the importance of letters, words, or objects in a design
14. Can be used to draw attention and produce a strong emotional and psychological impact; Can have traditional or symbolic meanings
19. Measure of volume that adds definition to shapes in a visual presentation
22. A visual element where all others are based in a design
25. A type of formal balance; objects radiate or are positioned equally around an object
26. Elementary forms that define specific areas of space