Image Development Strategies

1. What is the purpose of creating a mood board?

a) To gather visual inspiration and ideas for an image

b) To establish the setting of the image

c) To create a colour scheme for the image

2. What is the rule of thirds?

a) A composition rule that states that an image should be divided into nine equal parts

b) A composition rule that states that an image should be divided into three equal parts

c) A composition rule that states that an image should be divided into two equal parts

3. What is the purpose of using leading lines in an image?

a) To create a sense of depth and perspective in the image

b) To establish the time and place of the image

c) To create a sense of mystery in the image

4. What is the purpose of using contrast in an image?

a) To create a focal point in the image

b) To create a sense of harmony in the image

c) To create a sense of confusion in the image

5. What is the purpose of using negative space in an image?

a) To create a sense of emptiness or isolation in the image

b) To create a sense of chaos or confusion in the image

c) To create a sense of movement or action in the image

A __________ is a collection of images, colours, and textures used to gather inspiration for a design project.
The __________ is a compositional rule that divides an image into thirds, both horizontally and vertically.
__________ are lines within an image that lead the viewer’s eye towards the main subject of the image.
__________ is the degree of difference between the lightest and darkest parts of an image.
__________ is the empty space around the main subject of an image.
__________ is the visual weight of an object within an image.
The __________ is the central point of interest in an image.
__________ is the use of repetition to create a sense of unity within an image.
__________ is the degree of sharpness or clarity in an image.
__________ is the emotional tone or atmosphere conveyed by an image.

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