1. Quiz Review - Drawing Kickback - line type most specific to designers that is drawn with an emphasis at the beginning and at the end. Feathering - a vague-looking line out of many short, overlapping segments. Restating – Drawing more accurate line alongside already drawn lines. Negative space - is the areas of the picture plain that are outside the main subject of the image, the shapes and spaces that define the subject and various elements within an image. Discuss the difference between seeing and knowing

2. Quiz Review - Color The 12 part color wheel below is based on the three primary colors ( Red, Yellow and Blue ) placed evenly around a circle. Between the three primaries are the secondary colors (Green, Orange and Violet) which are mixtures of the two primaries they sit between. The tertiary colors fall between each primary and secondary. Between yellow and orange, for example, is yellow orange, between blue and violet is blue violet and so on. Saturated colors contain no black, no white and none of their complimentary or opposite colour.

3. Quiz Review - Color Tint - adding white to pure hue Shade - adding black to pure hues Tones - adding gray to pure hues Hue - a color or a shade of a color

4. Quiz Review - Color Be able to define the following: Monochromatic Color Scheme Analogous Color Scheme Complimentary Color Scheme Split Complementary Scheme Triadic Color Scheme

5. Quiz Review - Elements of Design Proximity Items or groups of information that are not related to each other should not be in close proximity to the other elements, which gives the reader an instant visual clue to the organization and content of the page. Repetition Repetition develops the organization and strengthens the unity of your design.

6. Quiz Review - Color Mode RGB - RED, BLUE, GREEN; for screen media CMYK - Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key; for print media