What is the purpose of a clipping path in graphic design?

What is compositing?

A). Combining visual elements from separate sources into a single image or scene.

B). Adjusting brightness

C). Removing backgrounds

D). Creating animations

How do clipping paths differ from selection tools in image editing software?

A). Clipping paths create vector-based outlines, while selection tools create pixel-based selections.

B). Clipping paths adjust image brightness, while selection tools resize images.

C). Clipping paths apply filters to images, while selection tools add noise.

D). Clipping paths duplicate layers, while selection tools remove backgrounds.

What type of gradients can be used in design?

A). Linear, Radial, Angular, Elliptical

B). Solid, Dotted, Dash, Double

C). Red, Green, Blue, Yellow

D). Square, Circle, Triangle, Rectangle

What role do blending modes play in compositing images?

A). They determine how layers blend and interact with each other.

B). They adjust image brightness.

C). They resize images.

D). They add text effects to images.

What effect does the 'Overlay' blending mode have in compositing?

A). It blends colors and tones of the top layer with the base layer, creating a mix of both.

B). It brightens the image by applying a white overlay.

C). It adds a shadow effect to the image.

D). It darkens the image by applying a black overlay.

What does a radial gradient do?

A). Radiates color outward from a central point.

B). Blurs the edges of an image.

C). Inverts the colors of an image.

D). Creates a 3D effect on text.

What is the advantage of using gradients in design?

A). They add depth and visual interest to the artwork.

B). They reduce file size.

C). They simplify complex designs.

D). They change the resolution of images.

What is the purpose of a mask in compositing images?

A). To control visibility of specific parts of a layer.

B). To resize images.

C). To add text to images.

D). To change file formats.

How can gradients be used in UI design?

A). To create depth and enhance visual appeal.

B). To increase file size.

C). To reduce contrast in designs.

D). To change fonts in text.

How does a radial gradient differ from a linear gradient?

A). A radial gradient radiates color outward from a central point, while a linear gradient transitions colors in a straight line.

B). A radial gradient transitions colors in a straight line, while a linear gradient radiates color outward from a central point.

C). A radial gradient is used for text effects, while a linear gradient is used for image backgrounds.

D). A linear gradient creates a circular pattern, while a radial gradient creates a straight line.