Question

select the correct images.
dana is looking for images that illustrate the contrast principle of design in an advertising layout. which images should she pick?

Explanation:

To determine the images illustrating the contrast principle (using differences in elements like color, shape, or subject for visual distinction):

1. Top - left image: Likely has contrasting elements (e.g., dark/light, organic/inorganic).
2. Bottom - left image: Shows contrast (e.g., light - colored hands on dark background).
3. Bottom - right image: Uses contrasting black - white shapes and the pencil’s contrast.

Images that show clear visual contrast (e.g., top - left, bottom - left, bottom - right) are the correct choices. The exact selection depends on the visual differences (color, shape, subject contrast) in each image. For example, the bottom - right (black - white shapes + pencil contrast), bottom - left (hand/background contrast), and top - left (textural/color contrast) typically fit.

(Note: If specific options are labeled, identify those with strong visual contrasts in color, shape, or subject matter.)

Answer:

The images with strong visual contrast (e.g., bottom - right, bottom - left, top - left) based on design contrast principles.