
Elements & Principles of Design
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Design, Other
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9th - 12th Grade
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Laurie Schlaudt
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Elements & Principles of Design
Quick Overview
Reverse Engineering /
Visual Analysis
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What are elements of design?
Elements are the building blocks of visual design. We will consider 7 elements:
- Line (horizontal, vertical, diagonal, curved)
- Color (warm, cool, neutral)
- Value (lighter, darker)
- Shape (2D - geometric, mechanical, organic)
- Form (3D)
- Texture (smooth, rough, fluffy)
- Space (positive, negative)
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Like building blocks, designers can combine elements in different ways to achieve different effects.
Is this the only way to arrange these blocks?
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You probably already know something about elements of design.
Let's look at some examples!
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Multiple Choice
What element of design does NOT make this eagle stand out from the rest of the structure?
Color
Space
Shape
Texture
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Multiple Choice
What element of design is used throughout this window?
Warm colors
Rough texture
Curved lines
Dark value
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What are principles of design?
We will consider 7 principles of design:
- Balance (symmetrical, asymmetrical, radial)
- Contrast
- Emphasis
- Rhythm (regular, random, gradated/graduated)
- Proportion
- Unity
- Economy
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Here's an example of a design with economy of color and random rhythm of color.
Economy means simplicity.
Random rhythm means the design is not predictable.
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Multiple Select
Which principles of design are used here?
(Check all that apply)
Economy of color
(Economy means simplicity)
Radial balance of shape and line
(Rule of thumb: if it's round, it's probably radial)
Emphasis of vertical lines
(Emphasis draws your attention)
Contrast of value
(Contrast makes one part of the design stand out)
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When you complete a visual analysis of a design, you look for the ways elements and principles work together.
Look at this example from today's lesson.
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What will you do today?
Review the Elements & Principles of Design PowerPoint
Complete the Guided Notes (download from the Hub)
Use your notes to complete the ASSIGNMENT: Identifying Elements & Principles of Design
Elements & Principles of Design
Quick Overview
Reverse Engineering /
Visual Analysis
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