PRESENTATION OUTLINE
MORE ON PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN
Alignment:
An arrangement including a line of design elements.
THREE BALLOONS ARE IN ALIGNMENT, AS THEY ARE IN A STRAIGHT LINE.
Repetition:
Repetitive use of colours, shapes and other design elements throughout the design.
THERE ARE THREE LINES GOING STRAIGHT DOWN, SHOWING REPETITION.
Balance:
Equal placement of design elements.
THERE ARE TWO TREES EQUALLY PLACED ON EITHER SIDE, BALANCING THE PICTURE.
Contrast:
The difference of one design element to another.
THERE ARE MANY DIFFERENT COLOURS WHICH CONTRAST WITH EACH OTHER.
Proximity:
The amount of space between design elements.
THE TWO FLOWERS ARE NEXT TO EACH OTHER IN CLOSE PROXIMITY.
Space:
Empty space where no design elements have been placed.
THERE IS EMPTY SPACE AROUND THE TREE.
