Fundamentals of Design Emily Gomez

For this assignment on recreating repetition, I was confused and had some trouble on how to  make a digital final like how I did with my finals on paper. I used the tools that I am familiar with  and tried my best to recreate it and make it as accurate as possible. Although it doesn’t look the  same, it still gives the same concept and idea of the original repetition assignment. For the first  one, It was a bit easy, but the hardest part in this one was to make half of the shape in which I  used the pen tool for that one. For the second one, this one was the one I had the most trouble  and difficulty with since I had to overlap other layers with different shades of grey in order to give  the look that it is going into a void. It kept having white areas when I used the pen tool which  was annoying so I tried my best on making it even and making squares as I put them at the  back. For the third one, it looked longer as I made the small shapes a...

 1) What are pixels?  Tiny blocks of a digital image with different colors. 2) How is color viewed in computer monitors? They are viewed using tiny red, blue and green lights. 3) What is the additive color space? It is when different colors are created by adding light. 4) Describe which additive color sliders values in InDesign would you use to make black and white.  The RGB values have to be 255 to be black and for white it all has to be 0. 5) What is subtractive color space? It is when different colors are created by subtracting light. 6) Describe which subtractive color sliders values in InDesign would you use to make black and white.  The CMYK slider percentage has to be 0% to be black and for white its the same, but K has to be 100% 7) What is color calibration? Ensures that the right colors are being shown on the monitor or device. 8) How does the PMS (Pantone Matching System) color system ensure color fidelity? By using color codes to create the color. 9) What...