Flashcards
Graphic Communication
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- 1What are the Primary Colours?- Red
- Blue
-Yellow - 2What are Secondary Colours?- Green = Blue + Yellow
- Orange = Red + Yellow
- Violet = Red + Blue - 3What are the Tertiary Colours?- Blue-Green
- Yellow-Green
-Yellow-Orange
- Red-Orange
- Red-Violet
- Blue-Violet - 4How do you make a Tint?- Add white or grey
- 5How do you create a Shade?- Add black or grey
- 6What are the Advancing Colours?- Warm Colours = Red, Yellow, Orange
- 7What are the Receding Colours?- Cold Colours = Blue, Violet, Green
- 8What affects do Advancing Colours have?- The room appears smaller and more cozy
- 9What affects do Receding Colours have?- The room feels larger and calming
- 10What are Contrasting Colours?- Colours at the opposite side of the colour wheel
- 11What are Harmonious Colours?- Colours next to each other on the colour wheel
- 12What effect does Red have?- Danger
- Fire
- Passionate - 13What effect does Yellow have?- Sunny
- Joy
- Lively - 14What effect does Blue have?- Cool
- Elegant
- Sophisticated - 15What effect does Green have?- Natural
- Restful
- Soothing - 16What effect does Orange have?- Energy
- Cheerful
- Refreshing - 17What effect does Violet have?- Luxury
- Extravagance
- Peacefulness - 18What effect does White have?- Purity
- Cleanliness
- Perfection - 19What effect does Black have?- Power
- Unknown
- Mystery - 20What effect does Brown have?- Safe
- Earthly
- Reliable - 21Name an Input Device:- Keyboard
- Mouse
- Handheld Scanner
- 3D Scanner
- Graphics Tablet
- Digital Camera
- Scanner - 22Name an Output Device:- Monitor
- Ink-Jet Printer
- Laser Printer
- Plotters
- Laser Pointer
- Wide Format Printer
- 3D Printer - 23Name a Storage Device:- Hard Drive
- CD
- USB Flash Drive
- External Hard Drive
- Cloud Computing - 24Benefits of Cloud Computing:- Can be Accessed whenever and wherever
- Can be shared with all employees
- Can be accessed on any platform
- Can downloaded and uploaded whenever - 25Disadvantages of Cloud Computing:- Could be Hacked
- Could be Stolen
- Requires internet connection
- Virus Infection - 26Features of a Location Plan:- Street Names
- House Numbers
- Parks and Parking Areas
- Scale: 1:1250 - 27Features of a Site Plan:-Site Dimensions
- Position of the Building
- Existing and Proposed Trees
- Scale: 1:200 - 28Features of a Floor Plan:- Wall Thickness
- Light Positions
- Layout and Dimensions of Rooms
- Scale: 1:50 - 29Features of an Elevation:- External Proportions
- Different views
- Types of roof
- Scale: 1:50 - 30Removes the section from the middle of a line:Break
- 31Trims the end off of lines:Trim
- 32Makes a Line longer:Extend
- 33Creates a circle:Circle
- 34Creates an Ellipse:Ellipse
- 35Creates a Rectangle:Rectangle
- 36Creates a round corner:Fillet
- 37Creates an angled corner:Chamfer
- 38Makes an exact duplicate:Copy
- 39Turns an object to any angle:Rotate
- 40Creates a mirrored image:Mirror
- 41Fills a shape with a pattern or solid fill:Hatch or pattern fill
- 42Enlarges or reduces the size of an object:Scale
- 43Creates multiple copies of an object in a set pattern:Box Array or Radial Array
- 44Creates an arc:Arc
- 45Describe a Pie Chart:Compares parts to a whole and it shows percentage distribution
- 46Describe a Bar Chart:Compares categories
- 47Describe a Line Graph:Shows gradual change overtime/trends
- 48Describe a Table:Compares number that are too far apart to be shown in a graph/chart, showing large amounts of precise information
- 49What does a Mandatory Sign look like?- Circular
- White text and images with a blue background - 50What does a Prohibiting Sign look like?- Circular
- White background with red band and cross bar - 51What does a Safety Sign look like?- Square
- White text with a green background - 52What is a Heading?Large text usually at the top of the page
- 53What is a Subheading?Text that is smaller than the Heading but larger than the main text
- 54What is a Header/Header Space?Text or a page number at the top of the page, usually repeated throughout
- 55What is a Footer/Footer Space?Text at the bottom of a page, usually repeated throughout
- 56What is a Folio?Page number at the bottom of the page
- 57What is a Column?A vertical strip where text can be placed
- 58What is a Margin?Area of white space outside of a printed
page - 59What is Extended Text?The main body of text in an article
- 60What is a Gutter?The space between the columns of text
- 61What is Alignment?Positions of text lines in a page or a column
- 62What is Text Wrap?Surrounding an image with text
- 63What are the benefits of Text Wrap?- Contrast
- Unity
- Space - 64What is a Text Box?Text which is ruled off on all four sides
- 65What is "Flow Text along a path"?Text that follows a wavy path
- 66Benefits of Flow Text along a Path:- Visual Interest
- Contrast
- Informal and Relaxed
- Dynamic movement - 67What is Reverse?Light text on a dark backround
- 68What is the foot with tails on the end?Serif
- 69What is the font without tails on the end?San Serif
- 70What is a Graphic?A Picture
- 71What is a Caption?Text accompanying a picture
- 72What is Bleed?When a picture or photograph frame is cut off the page
- 73What is Cropping?The removal of the outer parts in a photo
- 74What is Square Cropping?A specific part of a Graphic is isolated
- 75What is Full Cropping?Deletes the background of a Graphic
- 76What is a Drop Shadow?A shadow added to a Graphic or Text
- 77What is Transparency?When an Image or text's opacity is lowered
- 78What is a Colour Fill?Provides colour, gradients or texture
- 79What are the Benefits of DTP in the environment?- Quantities of paper and ink can be controlled digitally which minimises waste
- Recycled Paper
- Modern printing methods are more
efficient - 80What are the Benefits of DTP in the Industry?- Time duration is reduced
- Modifications can be made quickly
- Files can be sent via e-mails - 81What is Extrude?When a 2D profile is turned into 3D
- 82What is Revolve?A profile is rotated around an axis (you must state the angle it is rotated at)
- 83What is a Shell?Removes materials from inside an object, can also remove a face
- 84What is an Advantage of CAD?- No physical space required
- Drawing speed and quality
- Ease of modification - 85What is a disadvantage of CAD?- High Set up Costs
- Training of staff
- Storage can be lost - 86Describe a Mate Constraint:Joining a 3D face to another face
- 87Describe an Align Constraint:To align a 3D model with another face
- 88Describe a Centre Axis Constraint:To find the centres of cylindrical surfaces and align them
- 89Benefits of DTP to Designers:- Visual can be sent electrontircally for approval, saving time
- Client's and editor's modifications can be made easily
- Designers can work from home, saving travel costs - 90Which paper is half the size of A3?A4
- 91What are preliminary Graphics?- Orthographic sketches of components/models
- 92Why do we use preliminary sketches?- Give a sense of scale and form
- Gives a sense of how the concept may
look
- Quickly Produced - 93Disadvantages of Preliminary Sketches;- Not usually drawn to scale
- Not usually dimensionally accurate
- Difficult to understand - 94What are Production Drawings?CAD/Inventor Models
- 95Why do we use Production Drawings?- Shows how models are assembled
- Shows dimensions
- They are accurately drawn to scale - 96Disadvantages of Production Drawings:- Time-consuming
- Needs Training
- Costly - 97What are Promotional Graphics?CAD Illustrations or DTP layouts such as leaflets and magazines.
- 98Why do we use Promotional Graphics?- Easily Understood
- They can be animated for visual appeal
- Shows the customer what the product looks like - 99Disadvantages of Production Graphics:- Requires skills and knowledge to produce
- They can give a false impression of the product
- You cant physically handle a rendered model - 100What is a faint, thin line?Construction Line
- 101What is a thick, dark line?Outline
- 102What is a line with dashes?Hidden Line
- 103What is a line with a dash then a dot?Centre Line
- 104What is a line with a dash and then two dots?Fold Line
- 105What are the three elements of design?- Line
- Shape
- Colour - 106What three things can a line do?- Separate
- Connect
- Emphasise - 107What are the four principles of design?- Alignment
- Depth
- Dominance
- Unity - 108What is the pictorial view that appears to be one dimensioned?Oblique
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