The cards Question What is design? Tap to flip Answer The process of planning and creating things to solve problems or meet a need. Question In design, what does 'aesthetic' refer to? Tap to flip Answer The visual appeal of a piece of design. Question In design, what does 'function' refer to? Tap to flip Answer How the design piece works. Question In design, what is interactivity? Tap to flip Answer A two-way experience where the person using the design can change or influence it. Question Give one design principle. Tap to flip Answer E.g. aesthetics, function or interactivity. Question Must design always make something that has never been made before? Tap to flip Answer No. It can improve an existing object to make it work or look better. Question What is set design? Tap to flip Answer The art of designing environments and atmospheric spaces. Question In set design, what does scale mean? Tap to flip Answer The relative size of the space to the size of the actors. Question What is a mood board? Tap to flip Answer A collection of sketches, images, colours, textures and words showing the look and feel of an idea. Question What does three-dimensional mean? Tap to flip Answer Having height, width and depth. Question What can be placed in a model set to test and show the scale of the space? Tap to flip Answer Silhouettes of actors. Question Give one context besides theatre where set design is used. Tap to flip Answer E.g. film, fashion, art or music. Question What is graphic design? Tap to flip Answer The art of using visual elements to communicate messages. Question In graphic design, what is layout? Tap to flip Answer The arrangement of text and images on a surface. Question Give one thing graphic designers consider about a design piece. Tap to flip Answer E.g. the target audience, the purpose or the message. Question Give one thing designers can use to communicate their message. Tap to flip Answer E.g. colour, imagery or layout. Question What is fashion design? Tap to flip Answer The art of designing clothing and accessories. Question What is identity? Tap to flip Answer Who a person is, including their background, culture and personality. Question Individual fashion is personal and links to what three things? Tap to flip Answer Time, place and culture. Question What is architecture? Tap to flip Answer The art and science of designing and constructing buildings. Question What is an architect? Tap to flip Answer A person who designs and constructs buildings. Question What is a pattern? Tap to flip Answer A design in which lines, shapes, forms or colours are repeated. Question What is poly block? Tap to flip Answer A soft white foam board that can be carved into to create prints. Question Name the two ways architects can incorporate patterns in their designs. Tap to flip Answer Through the structure (form) and through literal patterns. Question What can patterns represent in architecture? Tap to flip Answer Communities. Question What is printing? Tap to flip Answer Applying colour, patterns or images onto a surface like fabric or paper. Question What is a motif? Tap to flip Answer A repeated shape, image or idea used in a design. Question What are printed textiles? Tap to flip Answer Fabrics with designs or patterns created by printing techniques. Question Give one place printed textiles are found in our homes. Tap to flip Answer E.g. furnishings, clothing or wallpapers. Question Are printed textiles only for mass production? Tap to flip Answer No. They can be made in limited quantities or as one-of-a-kind pieces. Where this deck sits in the curriculum Curriculum National Curriculum for England Stage Key stage 3 (Years 7–9) Course KS3 Art and Design Unit An overview of design England's National Curriculum sets what is taught; the units and their order are Oak National Academy's. Flash Feed is not affiliated with Oak or any exam board.
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