Yong Li Qing Vernice / 0352288
Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media
Design Principle
Lecture 3
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LECTURE
Figure 3.1_Repetition Pattern and Rhythm (10 / 9 / 2021)
Movement
Hierarchy
Figure 3.3_ Hierarchy (10 / 9 / 2021)
Figur 3.4 (10 / 9 / 2021)
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LECTURE
Week 3 - Repetition and Movement
It is a repetition of elements of design that creates a pattern or a rhythm to make the design seem active within the work. Besides that, it helps to increase visual excitement by enriching surface interest.
Figure 3.1_Repetition Pattern and Rhythm (10 / 9 / 2021)
It is a way of design that leads the eye around and through a composition. It can be formed with the kinds of shapes, forms, lines and curves that can be seen in our daily life.
Figur 3.2_ Movement (10 / 9 / 2021)
Hierarchy
Hierarchy is the choreography of content in composition to communicate information and convey meaning. Visual hierarchy directs viewers to the most important information first and identifies navigation through secondary content.
Figure 3.3_ Hierarchy (10 / 9 / 2021)
Alignment
The placement of elements in a way that edges line up along common rows or columns, or their bodies along a common centre. It creates a sense of unity and cohesion, which contributes to the design's overall aesthetic and perceived stability. It can also be a powerful means of leading a person through a design.
Figur 3.4 (10 / 9 / 2021)
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Week 3 -
Feedback - We can use lines to represent movement and the definitions do not show any mistakes but it can make it more attractive for the viewers to view.
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