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Principles of Design

What is Design?

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Design- arrangement of details which make up a piece of art (2 types)

Structural Design Simple Purpose of object is easily recognized Ex. Pyramids, modern furniture

Decorative Design Ornamentation of a basic structure

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Principles Of Design

5 principlesProportion/ ScaleBalanceRhythmEmphasisHarmony/ Unity

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Proportion

Is the relationship of objects to one another and to the design as a wholeGolden Rectangle

Sides are in proportion of 2 parts to 3• 2:3; 3:5; 5:8; 8:13; ____:____

Rectangle is bestSquare is least pleasing

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Proportion continued…..

Golden SectionDivision of a line is between ½ and 1/3 the distance

from one end

Golden MeanOdd numbers are more pleasing than even

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Scale

Overall size of an object compared with other objects

Consider texture, color & pattern

Pictures at eye level

Special scale for particular areasChildren’s room

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Scale

What is wrong w/ the ex. on top?

What is different about the bottom ex.

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Balance

quality of a room that gives a sense of equilibrium

2 types of balanceSymmetricalAsymmetrical

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BalanceSymmetrical (formal balance)

Identical objects arranged identically on each side of an imaginary line

Conveys dignity and quiet Can be monotonous

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Balance

AsymmetricalDifferent shapes

arranged differently on each side of imaginary line

Remains interesting for a longer period of time

2 small things balance 1 large

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Balance

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Rhythm

Helps move the eye from one area to another

creates motion4 types

repetitiongradationtransitionradiation

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Rhythm- Repetition

repeat color, pattern, texture, line or form

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Rhythm- Gradation

Large to smallDark to lightWhen objects

increase or decrease in size, the eye follows the line created

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Rhythm-Opposition

Lines come together at right anglesExample: door jamb, picture frame

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Rhythm- Transition

curved lines, flow

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Rhythm- Radiation

an object extending outward from a central location

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Emphasis

Shows what is important

Focal pointCenter or

interest

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Harmony/ Unity

common denominator that pulls everything together

all the principles combined create a unified design/ space

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Principles of Design - Project

Supplies needed:Folder with bradsHandouts from Mrs. GScissorsGlueMarkersMagazinesAn eye for design!!!!!!!