Additional: EoD & PoD (Lvl 2)

Question 1

Define Line

Answer 1

The visual path that leads the eye through the design; created by stems & flower placements

Question 2

What is the acronym for the elements of design

Answer 2

The Chelsea Flower Show London (Texture, Colour, Form, Space and Line)

Question 3

Define form

Answer 3

3D Shape (width, height) of entire arrangement; is it dense? Airy?

Question 4

Define colour

Answer 4

Colour harmonies used to create mood or contrast. Helps designs theme.

Question 5

Define Texture

Answer 5

How materials look and feel

Question 6

Define Space

Answer 6

Positive space (filled with materials- decorativr) and negative space (intentional gaps- form linear)

Question 7

Define Scale

Answer 7

The overall physical size of the design compared with its environment

Question 8

What is the acronym for the principles of design

Answer 8

Bad Carnations Don’t Have Proper Red Shoes (Balance, Contrast, Dominance, Harmony, Proportion, Rhythm and Scale)

Question 9

Define balance

Answer 9

Physical balance (actual stability) and visual balance (distribution of colour, form and texture)

Question 10

Define contrast

Answer 10

Introducing deliberate differences (in colour, texture, size or form) to prevent monotony while still keeping the design harmonious.

Question 11

Define dominance (focal point)

Answer 11

A feature that attracts attention first, usually through stronger colour, size, form

Question 12

Define harmony

Answer 12

Ovaerall pleasing design by making sure all materials, colours, forms are compatible with each other

Question 13

Define Proportion

Answer 13

Ensuring the size relationship between container & plant materials are appropriate together

Question 14

Define Rhythm

Answer 14

Using line, repetition and spacing to lead the eye smoothly through the design