Elements Of Design Bell by Chelsea Bell

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Elements Of Design Bell

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

POINT

Most basic element of design. Has no dimension. Indicates location

Photo by jenny downing

LINE

Has length dimension. Creates perspective and depth.

Photo by ecstaticist

Vertical: represents dignity, stability, formality, and strength

Photo by kevin dooley

Horizontal: represents calm peace and relaxation.

Photo by Massimo Valiani

Diagonal: represents action, activity, excitement

Photo by iamvanja

Curved: represents freedom, natural, softness

Photo by Free HDR Photos - www.freestock.ca

SHAPE

2D area enclosed by lines or curves

Photo by Stuck in Customs

GEOMETRIC

Square, circle, triangle

Photo by Steve Snodgrass

MECHANICAL

Simple shapes made of straight and curved lines

Photo by Stuck in Customs

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ORGANIC

Natural of simulating nature

Photo by marfis75

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COLOR

Has an immediate and profound effect on a design

Photo by paul bica

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HUE

Base color

Photo by Dave Toussaint (www.photographersnature.com)

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VALUE

Lightness or darkness

Photo by Moe M

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SATURATION

Purity or intensity relative to green

Photo by ecstaticist

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FORM

A 3D volume on a solid

Photo by clickykbd

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SPACE

Area between or around an image implies depth

Photo by zilverbat.

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TEXTURE

The surface look of feel

Photo by ~Oryctes~

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