Elements of Design Basic Concepts. Elements of Design The four elements of design are as follows: Color Line Shape Texture.

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Elements of Design Basic Concepts

Elements of Design The four elements of design are as follows: Color Line Shape Texture

Elements of Design Color: Helps to identify objects Helps understand things Helps to communicate feelings and moods Consists of hue, saturation, and lightness

Elements of Design Color feelings or moods: Red – Excitement, power, danger, aggression, anger, love Orange – Lively, cheerful, friendly, energy, warmth Yellow – Cheerful, bright, sympathy, cowardice Green – Refreshing, restful, peaceful, luck, envy, hope

Elements of Design Color feelings or moods (cont.): Blue – Calm, serious, reserved, depression, dignified, serenity Purple – Dignified, dominating, mysterious, royalty Black – Sophisticated, somber, despair, death, mourning White – Innocence, purity, faith, peace

Elements of Design Warm Colors Yellow Orange Red Cool Colors Blue Green Violet

Elements of Design Hue: The name given to a color Example: red, green, blue, etc. Within hue a variety of color can be created Example: scarlet red and pink, both of red hue

Elements of Design Saturation: The amount of hue in a color. Example: red o Pink – less saturation o Scarlet – more saturation The addition of black, white, or gray to a color lowers the saturation or purity of a color

Elements of Design Lightness: How light or dark the color appears Example: light green and dark green Lightness of hue changed by adding black or white

Elements of Design Line: Gives direction to a design Gives movement, can express feeling Made thick to show importance, thin to demonstrate quick movement Outline images Types of lines: Vertical Horizontal Diagonal Curved

Elements of Design Lines: Vertical lines – carry eye up and down. Convey a feeling of awe or challenge Horizontal lines – carry eye across from side to side. Convey calm, peaceful feeling Diagonal lines – slanted. Add interest to a design. Curved lines – gently bent. Give a soft, relaxed look to a design.

Elements of Design Shape: The form of an object; anything that has height and weight When lines enclose a space Can be used to identify an object Example: circle = sun, oval = egg 3 basic types: circle, square, triangle

Elements of Design Texture: The look or feel of a surface Describing words such as ‘rough’ or ‘smooth’ Adds dimension to a design Used to create surface appearance Dots and lines often used to create texture