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Mini Art Schoolthe Elements, Principles & Theories of DesignBy: Gemma Cocomello
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In This Lesson
7 elements of design
6 principles of good design
4 laws of Gestalt theory
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How it can help
Vocabulary to talk about what we see in our visual culture
Creates more effective visual messages
Design professionals don’t need to know how to draw (many can’t)
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Element #1- Space
Positive & negative space
Positive space is what’s filled
Negative space is not your enemy
Space is a requirement
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Element#2- Line
Primary tool
First graphic marks humans make
May be straight, angular, curvy, thick or thin
Illustrations drawn within lines are called “line art”
Associated with movement and eye flow
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Element#3- Shape/Form
Layout are mostly rectangle
Inorganic and organic
Inorganic are precisely geometric (perfect cirlces, squares, triangles, etc)
Organic are more natural
Shapes can trigger instant recognition
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Element#4- Size/Scale
Important for composing layouts
Can shout with importance or whisper
Large headlines vs. small advertisement
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Element#5- Color
Most powerful communication tool
Draws attention
Evokes emotion
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Element#6- Texture
Illusions (2D, 3D, depth, dimensions)
Paper itself
Visual impression
Patterns
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Element#7- Value
Tones of light,dark and in between
Grayscale
Use light or dark tones to highlight one thing or de-emphasize another
Black, white and gray are useful for giving the sense of 3D in 2D and give color when you can’t use color
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1. Have you ever been guilty of mixing colors/textures/patterns that did not go well together?
2. Share your artistic/design pet peeves.3. Name or show some examples of when combining black and white with color work.
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Principle#1- Focal Point/Empahis
Center of visual interest (CVI)
Rule #1- Have one
Rule#2- One per screen, page, story, or ad
Can be anything, as long as it’s the most eye catching piece of the visual information
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Golden Proportion
Ratio 1:1.618
Also called the divine proportion or the golden ratio
Compositional grid suggesting asymmetrical placement
When we divide a line into two parts so that the longer part divided by the smaller part is equal to the whole length divided by the longer part.
Artists and designers like this due to its production of visual appeal
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Rule of Thirds
Simpler than the golden proportion
3X3 gird that suggests layout placement
Divides the layout into evenly spaced 3X3 grids, the focal point goes on one of the four gridline intersections
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Principle#2- Contrast
Great deal of flexibility
Limitless ways to achieve it
Great way to avoid visual boredom
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Principle#3- Balance
Visually balanced
Radial balance
Symmetrical balance
Asymmetrical balance
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Principle#4- Movement
Good design controls the eye’s flow
Want the eye to move across the layout
Lines create movements and different linear movements communicate different symbolic messages
Horizontal: left to right or right to left
Vertical: Stability or upward movements
Diagonal: Exciting dynamic movement
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Principle#5-Rhythm/Pattern
In graphic design rhythmic movement has to do with repeating items strategically
Grouping several photos establishes a rhythm
Repeating fonts generates a rhythm
Visual sense of togetherness
Helps lead the eye from one thing to another
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Principle#6-Unity
All parts of the design that work together
Consistency
Oneness
Visually unified if different parts have links or relationships to one another
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Gestalt Theory
20th century German psychologists studied how the human brain perceives objects
Discovered that the brain automatically simplifies, arranges and orders objects the eyes see
Specific patterns of perception emerged from the research.
Became the Gestalt Laws
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Law#1-Proximity
Objects close together belong to the same group
Objects in the same direction are art of the same group (Common Fate)
To avoid a busy cluttered layout
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Law#2- Similarity
Group things with similar properties (color, shapes,etc)
In layout we can use similarity to create order and organization through unity
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Law#3- Continuity
Our minds will continue a pattern beyond its ending points
Adds sense of direction and movement
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Law#4- Closure
Mentally filling in the gaps to complete a perceived shape
Idea of designing with only a part but having the viewer perceive the whole.
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Questions
Find a web age, advertisement, etc that you feel passes the lessons elements and principles. Or find one that does not.
Find and example that would pass the Gestalt theory
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School’s Out!!!