Design Words Crossword

Non-capital letters.
Three dots.
Two strokes joining.
A stroke.
A six number code for colour.
Extended lowercase letters.
This is an arch with a curve.
This is the space between two letters.
This is the text near the left hand side margin.
The joining stroke for bowl and loop.
This is the name of a hieroglyph.
This is a bitmap image.
What we call a vertical stroke.
What we call a decorative stroke.
This is the measurement between points.
This is a graphic image with a mathematical equation .
Separating lines.
Two strokes that are joined at the bottom.
The description of chroma as well as depth of colour.
How at ease it is to differentiate one letter from the next.
A colour arrangement around the colour wheel of which equally spaces out 3 colours.
The process whereby metal plates are used to press a design. (on paper surfaces to form dimension)
A type of ornamental border with an ongoing line design.
When several colours from the colour palette are used.
Ratio from width to height of a rectangle.
Italics that are leaning backwards.
The main part that catches attention of others.
Writing letters with different tools.
This is when the text is perfectly and evenly aligned with the centre.
A special indication of which tells the editor where the work will be trimmed.
Rounded forms which are body shaped letters.
Custom letters from scratch.
Finding colours through RGB and CMYK.
Rhythm which captivates the audience around the artwork.
This is when importance of information is shown through the layout and structure of work.
When grey, white and black are the only colours that are being used.
Pictures that we use to represent things and objects of our daily lives.
This is where lettering differs, and the end of a stroke appears rounded instead of squared off.
A stroke which some designers add onto their lettering in the lowercase.
The colours that are known to sit opposite each other when seen on the colour wheel.
Symbols or marks such as letters, numbers etc.
The emphasis of lettering and extra weight making is stand out.
The downwards added stroke of which is short.
When just one single colour is used in a colour palette.
This is when the main part is written on a page.
The amount of detail that is in an image as a whole.
How big the font is.
The skeleton that holds the artwork together.
The togetherness of a composition.
The luminance and strength of light in a colour.