Category: Design Fundamentals
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White space in Design
White space is the empty space in a design. It is also known as negative space. Contrary to the name white space does not technically have … Read more
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Emphasis Principle of Design
Emphasis in design means bringing more attention to a particular part of a visual composition. Have you ever looked at a design and noticed being drawn … Read more
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Movement Principle of Design
What is the Movement principle of design? Movement means guiding the user’s eye to a predetermined path in a composition. When a viewer views a design … Read more
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Balance Principle of Design [Infographics Included]
When the visual weight of the components of the design reaches an equilibrium then that design is called a Balanced Design. Have you ever looked at … Read more
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Variety Principle of Design
Variety means adding a change to disrupt the monotony of a composition. It creates visual interest in design. Variety can be achieved through a number of … Read more
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Unity Principle of Design [Infographics Included]
What is unity in design? Unity in design means creating a sense of visual similarity between different elements in a composition. It unites all the elements … Read more
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Proportion Principle of design
In a composition, proportion refers to the relationship between objects with reference to their size and visual weight. It is one of the easier design principles … Read more
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Point in design
A point on itself is an abstract object defined by a coordinate that is not tangible (seen or be felt). It is a single entity that … Read more
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Texture In Design: Types & Importance [Infographics Included]
What is Texture? A texture is a tangible(that can be seen or felt) property of a surface. The texture is primarily identified as the ridges in … Read more
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Line in Design: Types & Examples [Infographics Included]
What is a Line in the Principle of Design? A line is a start for artistic and creative pieces of work where the length is always … Read more