Download Visual Design Fundamentals: Principles and Elements - Prof. Wanda H. Brown and more Study notes Production and Operations Management in PDF only on Docsity! CTE 3201 Visual Design Final review Intro to Visual Design Design as a noun & verb 2 categories as design as a product 3 respects of a good design Illusions Kinds of learning-cognitive & affective Ways of learning-conscious & conditioning Matching 1. visible electromagnetic energy 2. strengthening a quality 3. an elongated mark 4. feelings A. psychological effect B. Light C. Line D. reinforcing Pattern Be able to identify source or arrangement from a given design Natural, man-made, imagination, symbolism Realistic, stylized, abstract, geometric | Pattern
=" Arrangement ?
™ Source?
= Interpretation?
A wavy, broken, thin line suggests A. masculine, certain, assertive B. dignified, smooth, passive C. undulating, casual, gentle D. feminine, consistent, sure Matching 1. Bright green 2. No color 3. Dark blue 4. Red & green A. Harmony B. Neutral C. Intensity D. Value Principles Definition of principle 3 types-directional, highlighting & synthesizing Know definitions of repetition, parallelism, sequence, alternation, gradation, transition, radiation, rhythm, concentricity, contrast, proportion, scale, balance, harmony & unity Matching 1. Known size 2. Progressively larger layers of same shape 3. Bursting outward 4. Comic strip A. Sequence B. Radiation C. Concentricity D. Scale 1. Concentricity 2. Radiation 3. Repetitive Rhythm 4. Alternating Rhythm A. B. D.C. Application Definitions: norm, fashion, fad, style, taste, line New areas of importance for all designs Functional pragmatism Product semantics Eco-conscious Transgenerational International design Patent & Eco conscious information Define trademark, patent, intellectual property, copyright Be able to choose given an example Be able to define green, natural, sustainable, organic, green washing The 2nd largest employment industry in Florida is A. Retail B. Potatoes C. Entertainment D. Real Estate New Areas of Design Functional Pragmatism Ergonomics User-interface software Manufacturing Strategic product planning Emotional & symbolic content Accelerate new product development International marketplace Social & environmental issues
