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ELEMENTS

OF

DESIGN

GROUP 1:

CHERYL ESCRIBANO

JUDITO P. CABAY

ANGELA B. CABAY

ARCHIE D.ABELLAR

JOEMARIE A. ESLAIS

ELEMENTS OF DESIGN

The elements of design create every

object around us. Nothing can exist

without these ingredients. The

discipline of learning the power of these

elements and formatting them within

the principles of design is the

responsibility of designer.

LINE

• Is a line just a series of points? Or it is the

way to get from point “A” to the point “B”?

As a geometric conception, a line is a point

in motion, with only one dimension- length,

line has both a position and a direction in

space. The variables of line are; size,

shape, position, direction, number, interval

and density. Points create lines, lines

create shapes or planes and volume.

Example:

• Vertical
• Diagonal
• Horizontal
• curved

MOVEMENT

Also known as motion. This element

portrays the act or process of changing

place or direction, orientation, and/or

position through the visual illustration

of starting or stopping points, blurring

of action, etc. This well as other

elements of design.

SPACE

• A two or three-

dimensional element

defined by other elements

of design.

TYPE

• Also known as typography, and it is

considered an element in graphic

Design. Although it consists of

elements of design ,it is –in self

often an element in the form of

visual communication.

VALUE

Another word for the lightness

or darkness of an area

Brightness measured in

relationship to a graded scale

from white to block.

BALANCE

• The elements of design

converge to create a design or

arrangementof part that appear

to be whole with equilibrium.

CONTRAST

The “automatic principle .”

Whenever an element is

placed within a

format ,contrast is created in

the various elements.can be

emphasized with contrast in

size ,shape ,color ,texture ,et

c. Offers variety within a

EMPHASIS

• Also known as dominance. this

condition exist when an element

or elements within a visual

format contain a hierarchy of

visual importance.

PROPOTION

A two-or three dimensional element

defined by other elements of design.

RHYTHM

A Recurrence or repetition of one or

more elements within a visual format,

creating harmony.