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| '''The Elements of Design:'''
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| The Elements of Design are the basic building blocks of any design or composition.
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| The Elements of Design include:
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| * Line
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| * Shape
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| * Form
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| * Space
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| * Value
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| * Color
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| * Texture
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| * Functionality
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| * Materials
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| * Finishing quality
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| * Lighting and presentation
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| '''The Principles of Design:'''
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| The Principles of Design are guidlines for organization.
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| The Principles of Design include:
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| * Rhythm
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| * Unity (harmony)
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| * Economy (deletion)
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| * Repetition
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| * Similarity
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| * Concentration
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| * Radiation
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| * Gradation
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| * Anomaly
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| * Proximity
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| * Texture (pattern)
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| * Closure
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| * Direction
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| * Meeting or exceeding design expectations
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| '''Unity'''
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| Unity (harmony) is the similarity between the design elements. Its function is to organize design elements.
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| It is created through repetitive or limited use of design elements.
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| The weakness of unity is that it is boring and monotonous.
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| There are two types of unity: Dominant and Subordinate.
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| * Dominant Unity is the group of elements repeated less.
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| * Subordinate Unity is the group of elements that is repeated more.
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| '''Contrast'''
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| Contrast, on the other hand, is the difference between design elements.
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| The function of contrast is to create visual interest; it is a break in Repetition.
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| '''Emphasis'''
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| Emphasis is contrast that clarifies.
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| '''Focal Point'''
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| Is an area of extreme contrast.
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| '''Movement'''
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| Movement is visual arrangements that create visual pathways.
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| Movement is created through repetition or the use of lines.
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| '''Format'''
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| Format is the space in which a composition is created.
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| '''Balance'''
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| Balance is the equalization of elements.
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| * Symmetrical Balance has equal weights and equal distance from the center.
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| * Asymmetrical Balance has unequal weights with the larger weight closer to the center.
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| * Radial Balance has design elements radiating from a point.
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| * Intuitive Balance elements spread uniformly through a space.
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| '''Assignment 1:'''
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| Create a composition for each of the Design Principles listed above, utilizing the design elements.
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| ('''Example:''' Create a composition using the ''design principle'' rhythm, by using a line (''a design element'').
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| [[Category:Design]]
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hi people of the under world.
my name is aaron cusbert so shut up u pricks
