Principles of Design. Principles of Design – Your Rules 1. Proportion 2. Scale 3. Balance 4....

Principles of Design

Principles of Design – Your Rules

1. Proportion2. Scale3. Balance4. Rhythm5. Emphasis6. Harmony

Principle of Proportion

Proportion is the size relationship within an object or design

Out of proportion is NOT pleasing to the eye.

Principle of Scale

A room is in SCALE when

the dimensions of the objects in

the entire room are

harmonious.

Principle of Balance

Symmetrical (Formal) Balance Asymmetrical (Informal) Balance.

Principle of Rhythm

Rhythm moves the eye from

one area to another.

Repetition - repeating colors, lines, forms, or textures.

Principle of Rhythm

Opposition – lines meeting to form right angles.

Principle of Rhythm

Transition – curved lines leading your eye from one part to another.

Principle of Rhythm

Radiation - lines move outward from a central point.

Principle of Rhythm

Gradation - gradual increase or decrease of color, size, or pattern.

Principle of Rhythm

The focal point that first catches

the viewer’s attention.

Principle of Emphasis

When all parts of a design “agree” either through UNITY or through VARIETY.

Principle of Harmony

Unity - when all the parts of a design are related by one idea.

Variety - combining different styles and materials together.

Finishing

Applying the elements and principles of design takes thoughtful selection and placement combined with imagination

Your eye is the ultimate judge of good design for you

Your may never be ‘done’

It is like raising a child; there is always something to nurture, something to organize, and something that is not going to behave just as you’d like it to. That’s part of the challenge and the beauty.

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