-3.4 Recognizing and Employing Color Theory and Color Perception

Color Theory Color Theory is a term used to describe the collection of rules and guidelines and guidelines regarding the use of color in art and design. Color Theory lets us know the design of color schemes, aiming at the aesthetic appeal and an effective way to communicate a design message on both the visual…

-3.3 The Study of Composition Principles

The Purpose of Composition Composition Principles: Composition is demonstrated to describe the arrangement of the visual elements in paintings or other forms of art. The purpose of the Composition is to give the painting or design a meaning of what the artist/designer is trying to convey. Composition is different from the subject matter of a…

-3.2: How do Line, Shapes, Mass, and Color apply to Basic Design?

Defining the Terms of Basic Design: Line – the moving path of a point Shapes – a figure or mass Mass – is a solid body or a grouping of visual elements (line, color, texture, etc.) that compose a solid form Texture – the tactile quality and characteristic of a surface Color – inherent hues…

-3.1: Elements of Design

Elements of Design Elements of design – shape, space, line, size, color, texture, and typography are all different elements of design Abstract – Images that resemble the physical world but are a simplification or distortion of the things in it Achromatic Gray – A mix of back and white Additive color system – Color system…