Exam 4: Visual Communication

_________ is a two-dimensional element formed by the enclosure of dots and lines.

A(n) ____________ is created through the placement a real or implied stationary line element within the frame.

The principle of ___________ encourages designers to position objects that belong together along a common edge or implied line.

________________ is the tangible essence of a work (stories, ideas, and information) that we exchange with others.

There is no difference between seeing and perceiving.

The law of ___________ states that objects are more likely to be perceived as "belonging together" when they are positioned close to one another.

___________ is a compositional tool used to produce visually appealing images using asymmetrical balance.

The principles of _________ refer to the perceptual glue that holds a design together and maintains a sense of visual harmony.

All shapes resemble objects from the natural world.

_____________ is the reoccurrence of a visual element in a design space.

In design, a viewer ought to be able to grasp the essence of the whole without being distracted by the individual elements.

A ___________ image is one that's formed with dots comprised of various shades of gray,

Even the best messages can pass by unnoticed when there is a lack of appealing visual design.

The manner in which content is designed, packaged, and delivered is referred to as form.

The term _________ refers to the combination and arrangement of elements in a visual space.

The field of _________ is a theoretical branch of visual communication that deals with the nature of beauty and human perceptions of visual form and presentation.

_________ is the surface attribute of a visual object that evokes a sense of tactile interaction.

Organic patterns mimic those found in nature.

___________ refers to the scale of an object relative to other elements within the same composition.

____________ is an area of study that investigates the transmission of ideas and information through visual forms and symbols.