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What is the section on the left side of the workspace called?

Toolbar

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What is the section on the right side of the workspace called?

Panels

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What type of logo consists of a font inside a symbol or icon?

Emblem

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What does the lock symbol do?

Locks or unlocks layers

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What tool would you use to create a shape that has anywhere from 3 to infinite amount of sides?

Polygon

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What is “Essential Classic” an example of in Illustrator?

A Workspace

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What is digital art?

Art that uses digital/ computer technology in its creation

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What is the keyboard shortcut for Select?

V

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What tool would you use to “pick up” a color?

Eyedropper

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What is the keyboard shortcut for gradient?

G

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What art empathzies extreme simplification of form, as characterized by the use of basic shapes and monochromatic palettes of primary colors, objectivity, and anonymity of style?

Minimalistic Art

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When did Minimalist art develop?

1950s

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What is the keyboard shortcut for eyedropper?

I

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What is graphic design?

Usually stems from the need or desire to communicate a pre-existing message: call to action or a logo

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What is fine art?

An expression of a completely new idea. It’s the process that breathes life into something private and personal to treat an emotional bond between the artist and audience.

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Name 4 characteristics of minimalist art:

Hard edge borders, repetition, monochromatic color scheme, not expressive

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What is the keyboard shortcut for shape?

M

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What tool creates a transition between values or colors in a shape?

Gradient

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What is a mascot?

Illustrated character that represents your brand

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What is a logo?

A graphic representation or symbol of a company name

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What tool would you use to resize a shape?

Select

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What is technology?

Creation and use of technical means and their interrelation with life, society, and the environment

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What does the “eye” symbol do?

Hides or shows layer

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What is the keyboard shortcut for Direct Selection?

A

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What is the white area in the middle of the workspace called?

Artboard

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How do you create a square?

Hold down shift while making a rectangle

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What is the style or technique (as in music, literature, or design) that is characterized by simplicity and extreme spareness?

Minimalism

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When did Minimalism Art reach its peak?

1960s

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What is the keyboard shortcut for pen?

P

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What does the blue square represent in the layers panel?

Indicates which layer is selected

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What tool would you use to extend anchor points?

Direct Selection tool (A)

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What is a font based logo that focuses on a business name alone?

Wordmark

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What is the purpose of a logo?

To be readily recognized

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What are different ways that you can order/ arrange objects?

Object>arrange or in the layers panel

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What art movement was Minimalism a reaction to?

Abstract Expressionism

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What is the keyboard shortcut to grouping objects?

Command G

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What is the difference between a pictorial mark and abstract mark?

Pictorial mark is an icon or graphic based design, whereas an abstract mark is a geometric form.

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What tool would you use to create shapes and paths?

Pen tool (P)

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What is the difference between the Fill and Stroke?

Fill is the inside of a shape, Stroke is the outline around it

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How do you start warping text?

After typing it, click on the text with the selection tool. Object>Expand

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What is the fine artist’s primary intention?

To inspire feelings and emotional response

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What is the graphic designer’s primary intention?

To communicate a pre-established message or make a memorable impact of the brand

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Is graphic design or fine art usually open to interpretation?

Fine Art

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What type of logo is typography based that is comprised of a few letters?

Lettermark

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Characteristics of Abstract Expressionism:

Intense emotions, sometimes created spontaneously, thick brushstrokes, aggressive/intensive emotions

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Repetition

Creating multiple images of the same shape, especially simple geometric forms like lines and squares

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Hard-edge borders

Between area of color, there no shading or subtle transition

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Not Expressive

Artist removed all elements of biography or emotion. Art for art’s sake without emotion involved

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Monochromatic color scheme

Limited to one color with its tints and shades

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What are the Elements of Graphic Design?

Balance, Alignment, Proximity, Repetition, Contrast, Hierarchy

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Balance

The visual weight distribution of graphic elements in design layout (think of a scale)

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Alignment

Placement of a graphic design element and how they line up in relation to one another, only really notice when alignment is off

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Proximity

Creates a relationship between the graphic elements in a design. These elements don’t need to be grouped but usualy are close to each other

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Repetition

The use of graphic elements more than once in a design, whether that is font, shape, color, width, or texture.

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Contrast

Juxtaposition of two or more graphic elements with opposing qualities (dark v. light, thin v. thick, geometric v. organic)

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Hierarchy

Directs the order in which we view the elements of design, from start to finish, with scale and font

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Logo Design Core Elements?

Simple, Distinctive, Relevant, Timeless, Memorable

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Simple

Not over complicated, easy to identify

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Distinctive

specific to the brand (not confused with other logos)

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Relevant

Always keeping audience in mind + the purpose of the logo

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Timeless

Doesn’t follow trends that can quickly date a logo

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Memorable

Remembered by all, and recognized by those of all ages and demographics

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Not an example of graphic design?

A self-portrait painted in Adobe Photoshop

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What is not an example of fine art?

A business card for an art supply store

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True or False: Digital Art is sometimes referred to as “New Media”

True

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True or False: Artwork can be only fine art or graphic design, never both

False

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True or False: Minimalist art is usually subjective

False

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True or False: You can see the artists individual style in Minimalism

False

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True or False: To access different shapes within the shape tool you hold down shift then click on the Shape Tool icon

False

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True or False: The Pen Tool can make closed shapes

True

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True or False: You can make a triangle with the Shape tool

True

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True or False: The Pen tool cannot make curved paths

False

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Pictorial mark

Icon—or graphic-based design

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Abstract mark

Geometric forms that represents your business

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True or False: A logo is easy to make memorable when first starting off as a brand

False

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True or False: Asymmetry is not an example of a type of balance

False

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True or False: The auto industry is fond of emblem logos

True