Answer:
Creates order and harmony → <em>color</em>
Creates an emotional impact → <em>texture</em>
Brings a feeling of depth to a design →<em> form</em>
Draws or minimizes attention → <em>space</em>
Divides space and redirects the eye → <em>shape</em>
Explanation:
The visual element that creates order and harmony is <em>color</em>
Color can be used to create visible patterns that can be recognized as being in harmony or disagreement
The visual element that creates emotional impact is <em>texture</em>
Texture can be used to convey either the emotions of the object or the artist
The visual element that brings a feeling of depth to a design is<em> form</em>
Form is used to present a 3-D appearance of an art, and therefore, it is used to show depth of a 2-D drawing
The visual element that draws or minimizes attention is <em>space</em>
The arrangement, location, and size of the space occupied by an object can be used to draw or minimize attention
The visual element that divides space and redirects the eye is <em>shape</em>
Shape is used to divide space into areas easily recognizable by the eye
Answer:
That's not true. A storyboard is an organizer to plan out certain things and to know how something should look before doing the finished product.
Explanation:
With this you just have to think about what do different shoes do and why? For example, track shoes need to be extremely light to make it so the runners don't need to move excess weight to accelerate faster whereas basketball shoes can be heavier because they need high ankle coverage for more ankle support during moves like the crossover. Then the key factors that I would do personally are: difficulty to produce, benefit to athlete, cost to athlete, weight, and support. My advice would be to systematically go through a bunch of sports and talk about each of their shoes...
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