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Principles Of Design

Published on Nov 18, 2015

Principles of design

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PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN

BY DAYVON TAYLOR
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SCALE

THE RELATIVE SIZE OF AN OBJECT IN RELATION TO OTHER OBJECTS
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PROPORTION

TO ACHIEVE GOOD SCALE
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SYMMETRICAL BALANCE

  • Formal type of balance
  • Achieved by placing identical objects on either side of a central point
  • Suggest restraint, order ness,formality
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ASYMMETRICAL BALANCE

  • Achieved by placing different objects of equal visual weight on either side of central point
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RADIAL BALANCE

  • Achieved by placing objects around a central point
  • Table is a central point, chairs are around the table
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EMPHASIS

  • Center of attention or interest in a design
  • The feature that repeatedly draws your attention
  • Fireplace
  • Accent outfit
  • Window
  • Work of art
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REPETITION

RYTHM CREATED BY DUPLICATING SHAPES, COLORS, PATTERN, &/OR TEXTURE
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GRADIATION

RYTHYM CREATED BY GRADUAL CHANGE IN SIZE OR COLOR
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RADIATION

RYTHM CREATED BY IDENTICAL OBJECTS COMING FROM A CENTRAL AXIS
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OPPOSITION

RYTHM CREATED BY LINES MEETING AT RIGHT ANGLES 90 DEGREES
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TRANSITION

RYTHM CREATED BY CURVED LINES THAT CARRY YOUR EYE ACROSS STRAIGHT LINES
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VARIETY

  • Should create interest & uniqueness
  • Helps to increased sign beauty
  • More decor usually increases the visual appeal
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UNITY

  • Refers to a sense that everything in a piece of work belongs there and makes a whole piece
  • It is achieved by the use of balance, repetition and/or design harmony
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Dayvon Taylor