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1. How Does Repetition Assist In Achieving Ryhthm In A Display?

2. The Stores __________ On The Outside Of The Building , Usually Makes The First Impression On The Shopper

3. Red And Blue Makes

Straight Front - Angled Front - Arcade Front - Corner WindowWindow Display Or SignRepetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.Magenta

4. 4 Major Types Of Exterior Windows, Provide Disadvantage And Advantage

5. Abstract Setting

Presentation In Which Merchandise Is The Dominant Feature, And The Arrangement Of Lines, Shapes, And Forms Supports And Reinforces The MessageRepetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.Window Display Or SignMagenta

6. Curved Lines

Window Display Or SignMagentaFeminine, Cascading, Soft (Lingerie) - Can Also Be Used For A Spotlight Or Target Against Which An Object Is Shown Or A Spiral That Leads The Eye From Object To Object.Repetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.

7. Where Should The Brightest Light Within A Display Generally Be Focused?

MagentaRepetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.Window Display Or Sign1. Save Brightest Lights For Mannequins And Avoid Bright, White Lights On Mannequin's Face, Elbows Or Shoes 2. Used Colored Light To Create Right Setting For Merchandise By Using It On Props And Backgrounds. Use Pale Colors To Enhance Merchandise Colors. 3. It Is More Effective To Light Across A Display Than Directly Down On It Because It Can Create Unpleasant Shadows. 4. Make Sure Lighting Looks Good At Night To Because It May Look Different 5. Hide Electrical Wires If Possible 6. Use Timer On Display Lights To Reduce Expenses

8. Diagonal Lines

MagentaWindow Display Or SignRepetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.Action Movement Running ( Athletic Apparel ) | That Mannequin Is A Study In Diagonals. It Is Possible To Suggest Movement And Excitement In A Static And Predominantly Vertical Or Horizontal Presentation By Adding Some Forceful Diagonals.

9. Proportion

The Relationship Of The Size, Scale Or Weight Of The Elements And B/T Each Element And The Entire Composition. Props Out Of Proportion ( Huge Prop) Gives An Element Of Surprise. Eye Catching.Window Display Or SignMagentaRepetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.

10. Arcade Front

Series Of Windows On Eitherr Side Of The Entrance Wall, Which Is Set Back From The Street. - - Advantage: Part Of An Experience When You Walk Through, - - Advantage: Makes Items From Different Angles; It Is Hard To Display.Repetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.Window Display Or SignMagenta

11. Angled Front

Entrance Is Recessed From The Street. - - Display Windows Lead Back From The Street To The Entrance, Creating An Aisle For The Shopper - - - Advantage:Makes You. - - Advantage: Can't Get Any - Good Angles As A Visual Merchandiser, Usually Cuts Of Angles.Window Display Or SignRepetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.Magenta

12. Elements Of Composition/ Principal Of Design

Window Display Or SignRepetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.Balance - Dominance - Contrast - Proportion - Rhythm - RepetitionMagenta

13. Principals Of Design Or Composition

Balance, Dominance, Contrast, Proportion, Rhythm, RepetitionWindow Display Or SignRepetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.Magenta

14. Name The Four Lines Used In Composition. Describe What Associations Are Connected To These Lines And Explain How They Are Generally Used In

Repetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.The Four Lines Used In Compositions Are 1: Vertical Lines : Standing Proud And Tall, Skyscrapers, Powerful, Dignified, Strong (Suits ) 2: Horizontal Lines: Reclining, Laying Down, Restful ( Swim Suits ) 3. Curved Lines: Feminine, Cascading, Soft (Lingerie) 4. Diagonal Lines: Action Movement Running ( Athletic Apparel )MagentaWindow Display Or Sign

15. Define General, Or Primary Lighting, Provide Examples And Contrast By Having Examples Of Secondary, Or Accent Lighting

Repetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.Window Display Or SignUsed To Illuminate Selling Floor | Examples: | Fluorescent Most Cost Effective Type Of Lighting | Incandescent ( Screw In ) Takes More Energy, More Heat Par Bulbs/ Floodlights, Warmer More Flattering Lights. | (Miniature Reflectors) - Popular Pinpoint, Inexpensive, Clean. | | Secondary Lighting (Accent Lighting)- Used To Create Highlights & Shadows. Adds Excitement, Lighting To Accent Areas, Hidden Lights.Magenta

16. Closed Facade

MagentaA Closed Opening - - Suggests Something Special Or A Sense Of Belonging - - Appeals To Teens And Tweens As Well As To Upscale, Boutique ShoppersRepetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.Window Display Or Sign

17. Open Facade

No Visible Barrier Between The Shopper On The Mall Aisle And The Store - - Displays May Come Out To Meet The ShopperRepetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.Window Display Or SignMagenta

18. Without Light

Color Does Not Exist.It Is The Light That Makes All Things Visible.Window Display Or SignRepetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.Magenta

19. Balance

Symmetrical Or (Formal Balance) Mirror Image - Asymmetrical Balance Is More Informal And Often More Engaging. The Two Sides Of The Composition Differ From One Another, But Are Arranged So That The Weight Is Balanced.MagentaRepetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.Window Display Or Sign

20. Mixing All Three Primary Colors

MagentaIs A White LightWindow Display Or SignRepetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.

21. Dominance

MagentaWindow Display Or SignRepetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.Focal Point. The First Thing U See When U Look At A Display, Ideally Should Be What U Are Selling.... The Merchandise.

22. Warm

23. Storefront Design Found In Malls And Shopping Centers

24. What Is Composition?

The Organization Of Different Parts Of Elements Used To Achieve A Visual Whole.MagentaWindow Display Or SignRepetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.

25. Contrast.

Sharp Difference Contrasting Colors Or Lines Or Textures.Repetition Of A Color, Line, Shape, Or A Form Can Add To The Success Of A Display Composition A Display That Could Be Cut In Half By An Imaginary Line Drawn Through Its Center And One Side Is The Exact Replica Of The Other. A Way To Achieve A Dynamic Balance Of Weight And Size. The Eye Will Naturally Go Around In A Circular Route If The Objects Are Arranged To Lead The Way—Like A Snail's Shell. Swirling Inward To A Central Point.MagentaWindow Display Or Sign

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