Yong Li Qing Vernice / 0352288
Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media
Design Principles
Lecture 4
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LECTURE
Week 4 - Harmony and Unity
In this week lecture, Ms Jinchi explained the use of both harmony and unity in Design Principles. First, she talked about harmony, the definitions of harmony are having the same characteristic with different elements, it will become simple but not change the elements in the design and it is a sense that the elements in the design fit altogether by having the same theme, aesthetic style or mood.
Analogous Colours - Colours in the same family.
Figure 1 Analogous Colours
Figure 2 Analogous Colours
Figure 3 Unity
Figure 4 Unity
Figure 5 Scale
Figure 6 Scale
Figure 7 Scale
Figure 8 Scale
EXERCISE LINK
LECTURE
Week 4 - Harmony and Unity
In this week lecture, Ms Jinchi explained the use of both harmony and unity in Design Principles. First, she talked about harmony, the definitions of harmony are having the same characteristic with different elements, it will become simple but not change the elements in the design and it is a sense that the elements in the design fit altogether by having the same theme, aesthetic style or mood.
Analogous Colours - Colours in the same family.
Figure 1 Analogous Colours
Figure 2 Analogous Colours
Next, is unity which refers to the repetition of particular elements in the design (colours, shapes or materials) to make all in one. Besides that, it usually happens when the elements are composed in a kind of balance and a sense of oneness.
Figure 3 Unity
Figure 4 Unity
For an instant, she gave the explanation in scale and proportion because they are important design elements in a design. Scale and proportion are both design elements that are involved with size. Scale refers to the size to make a specific unit of measurement. Two ways can be determined for scale: actual measurement and visual estimates based on comparisons.
Figure 5 Scale
Figure 6 Scale
Figure 8 Scale
Proportion is a relationship of two or more elements in a composition and the way to make contrast with others thought size, colour, quantity, degree or setting. It is usually used in both harmony and unity.
Figure 9 Proportion
Figure 10 Proportion
Figure 11 Proportion
Figure 9 Proportion
Figure 10 Proportion
Figure 11 Proportion
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