IED Ch.4: Drawing & Documenting

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Across
  1. 2. This color theory is based on the principle that light energy is emitted from a source, such as the sun.
  2. 3. This is a symbol that companies develop to use on their products, correspondence, and advertising, and it helps to make them more recognizable.
  3. 5. These types of colors are used to describe the basic colors from which all other colors are made.
  4. 6. This type of projection drawing shows three different sides of an object as though looking at it head on.
  5. 7. This is the process of visualizing the object you want to draw inside a box of a crate.
  6. 9. These are notes about materials, fasteners, and other features.
  7. 11. This is one of the elements of design that is described as the two-dimensional space enclosed within the lines.
  8. 13. These are often exaggerated when drawing an object to give it more impact or a look of realism, such as a window being drawn on a sphere.
  9. 17. This allows engineers and designers to keep a careful record of ideas, calculations, thoughts, and plans for different projects.
  10. 18. This is typically the 3rd stage of drawings, and they contain more detail as the ideas are refined, and should be workable solutions.
  11. 20. This type of thinking occurs on the right side of the brain and is more about seeing shapes, relationships of objects, and spacial recognition.
  12. 21. This element of design is useful in products for both functional and aesthetic purposes, and can add an interesting visual element to the product.
  13. 23. This describes the greater range of shades.
  14. 24. This is where to place a horizon line on a page when you are looking to show a ‘bird’s eye’ view.
Down
  1. 1. This color theory is based on the principle that pigments absorb some wavelengths of light while reflecting others.
  2. 4. This type of perspective drawing has a front face.
  3. 8. These colors are close to one another on the color wheel, such as blue, blue-green, and green
  4. 10. One way to make these shapes more visible is to put a frame around the objects you want to draw because now the shapes of space have an outer edge.
  5. 12. This refers to a specific colors name, such as red or mauve.
  6. 14. These types of drawings do not show objects the way we actually see them, but designers use them to explain an idea quickly, where the sides are drawn at 30 degrees to a horizontal base line.
  7. 15. It is important to keep a _______ of too much or too little information on a portfolio page.
  8. 16. When a shape is given a 3rd dimension, it becomes this element of design.
  9. 19. Binding for a portfolio is usually found on the _______ or top of the page.
  10. 20. This type of thinking occurs on the left side of the brain.
  11. 22. This is the closest edge that you draw in a two-point perspective drawing