Principles of Graphic Design Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• movement : elements direct the viewer's eyes.
• portrait : vertical layout where the height exceeds its width.
• proximity : elements that are placed close together become visually tied together.
• balance : the visual equal distribution of elements in the design.
• symmetrical : elements are arranged evenly on either side of a central axis, creating balance.
• hierarchy : the established order and importance of elements.
• planar : a composition that arranges elements to create a visual path.
• spatial : a composition that arranges elements to create visually balanced space.
• picture-plane : the space that contains all ​elements of a composition.
• elements : any object occupying the picture plane (photos, logo, text).
• asymmetrical : looks balanced despite the objects being unevenly distributed.
• graphic design : the art of arranging elements on a picture plane to communicate a message.
• focal-point : the area in a design that first captures the viewer’s attention.
• landscape : horizontal layout where width exceeds it's height.
• unity : creates visual harmony and controls variety.
• repetition : the use of similar elements throughout a design​.
• contrast : the difference between elements in the design.