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31 Cards in this Set
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Elements of Design
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Shape Texture Space Form Color
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Shape
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2D contour that characterizes an object
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Natural Shapes
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Comes from anything in nature
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Abstract Shapes
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Shapes are Simplified Modified & Altered
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Geometric Shapes
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Familiar 2D squares rectangles circles or any other multi sided shape
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Non Objective Shapess
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Shapes have no objects. No symbol for us to identify
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Positive Shapes
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Object or subject of the design
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Positive/Negative Ambiguity
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Occurs when shapes are INTERGRADED
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Tactile Texture
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aka "Actual Texture", Texture you can feel
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Simulated Texture
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aka "Visual Texture" Texture we can SEE but not FEEL
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Spectrum
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Continuum of color formed when a beam of white light is dispersed
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Hue
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Refers to the name of the color RED or BLUE-GREEN
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Additive Color
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HUE made by combining MONOCHROMATIC light sources
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Value
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LIGHTNESS or DARKNESS of a color
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Chroma
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BRIGHTNESS or DULLNESS of a color
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Achromatic
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No color. BLACKS,WHITES & GREYS
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Monochromatic
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One color of diff values and intensities
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Analogus
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Three or more colors adjacent on the color wheel
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Complementary
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Opposites on the color wheel
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Triadic
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THREE colors equally distant on the color wheel
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Tetrad
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FOUR colors equal distance on the color wheel
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Neutral
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Little or no hue showing
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Achromatic Scheme
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No color. BLACKS, WHITES & GREYS
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Monochromatic Scheme
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ONE hue in combination w/ tint and shade
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Analogous Scheme
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ANY THREE consecutive hues
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Complementary Scheme
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Direct opposites on the color wheel
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Split Complementary Scheme
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ONE hue with TWO other hues
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Nuetral Scheme
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Hue NEUTRALIZED with black
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Afterimage
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a color you see after looking at another color
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Reversed Aferimage
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When human eye fills in the negative space of an object
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Simultaneous Contrast
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When Complementary Colors appear to be brighter when placed side by side
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