Craft Design Principles and Characteristics

The video tutorial introduces the concept of hard material crafts, explaining their definition, types, and examples. It distinguishes between natural and artificial hard materials, highlighting their characteristics. The tutorial also covers the principles and values associated with crafting using hard materials, such as uniqueness and functionality. Additionally, it discusses the design aspects to consider, including technical, economic, ergonomic, scientific, technological, aesthetic, and environmental factors.

What is the primary characteristic of hard material crafts?

• They are always made by machines.

• They are created using hard materials.

• They require minimal skill.

• They are made from soft materials.

Which of the following is a characteristic of natural hard materials?

• They are always metallic.

• They are found directly in nature.

• They decompose easily.

• They are always synthetic.

Which of these is an example of a craft made from natural hard materials?

• Plastic sculpture

• Wooden miniature

• Metal bracelet

• Glass vase

What is one of the principles of hard material crafts?

• Mass production

• Uniqueness

• Simplicity

• Uniformity

What type of value does a craft with a sports logo provide?

• Prestige

• Informative

• Symbolic

• Functional

Which value is associated with crafts that convey cultural stories?

• Functional

• Informative

• Symbolic

• Prestige

What is a key factor to consider in the technical aspect of craft design?

• Color scheme

• Production method

• Market trends

• Cultural significance

Which factor involves the comfort and safety of a craft?

• Aesthetic

• Economic

• Ergonomic

• Technical

What does the aesthetic factor in craft design focus on?

• Ease of production

• Cost efficiency

• Visual appeal

• Durability

Why is it important for crafts to follow technological advancements?

• To reduce costs

• To maintain traditional methods

• To simplify designs

• To stay relevant with modern trends