Floral Design Principles & Elements

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Across
  1. 8. Any three or more colors or their values, which are unrelated
  2. 11. Difference between two components when they are placed beside each other
  3. 12. Gradual changes between colors, textures, and forms
  4. 14. Relationship between the design and the environment it is placed inn
  5. 16. Framework used to understand how colors interact, how they can be combined, and the visual effects they create
  6. 20. Used to change the value of color
  7. 21. Areas in the design which are occupied or unoccupied by materials
  8. 22. Achieved by placing components at different levels in and around the design
  9. 23. Achieved when the components of a design appear stable and secure
  10. 24. Physical surface of materials in the design
  11. 26. Mix of any primary color with a secondary neighbor on the color wheel
  12. 27. Any three colors evenly spaced across the color wheel
  13. 28. Area generating the most interest in a design, which naturally draws the eye and contains the focal point
  14. 30. Building blocks for all other colors
  15. 31. Visual path the eye follows, which produces motion
  16. 32. Different values of one hue
  17. 33. Visual organization of a design which highlights one or more components
Down
  1. 1. Where the eye goes first when viewing the design
  2. 2. Act of repeating similar items in a design
  3. 3. Shape of individual components or overall shape of the design
  4. 4. Achieved when there is equal weight on both sides of the center line of a design
  5. 5. Relationship between all the materials in the design and the container they're in
  6. 6. Describe the way designers use elements of design in a composition
  7. 7. Visual response of the eye to various reflected wavelengths of light, which evokes emotion
  8. 9. Visual movement through a design
  9. 10. Three or more colors beside each other on the color wheel, with only one primary color
  10. 13. Describe relationships between different colors on the color wheel
  11. 15. Mix of two primary colors
  12. 17. Secondary point of interest which supports or highlights the emphasis and adds variety and visual interest without competing for the dominant focal area
  13. 18. Visual qualities of a composition
  14. 19. Achieved where there is equal weight on both sides of the center of the design
  15. 25. Cohesivenees of a design in which all components combine without a nitceable seperation
  16. 29. Aesthetic quality created when all components of a design are compatible and help express a central theme or idea