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In design, proximity or closeness creates a bond between people and between elements on a page. How close together or far apart elements are placed suggests a relationship (or lack of) between otherwise disparate parts. Unity is also achieved by using a third element to connect distant parts.
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Published on Nov 18, 2015

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UNITY THROUGH PROXIMITY

In design, proximity or closeness creates a bond between people and between elements on a page. How close together or far apart elements are placed suggests a relationship (or lack of) between otherwise disparate parts. Unity is also achieved by using a third element to connect distant parts.
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UNITY BY REPETITION

Repetition involves having the same thing (object, color, shape, etc) repeated numerous times throughout the design. The repetition is one way to create unity, because all the pieces relate to each other in one way or another.
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UNITY BY CONTINUATION

Continuation is something that is a bit trickier. Not as blatant as the other forms of unity, it is still quite powerful. It simple means that arts of the design or piece is continuing, such as a line or edge.
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UNITY WITH VARIETY

a principle that aesthetic value or beauty in art depends on the fusion of various elements into an organic whole which produces a single impression

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INTELLECTUAL UNITY

illustrates a common theme or central idea.

Hope Coats-Wills