Elementary elements
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This document discusses the elements of design for people. It describes the main characteristics of lines used in design, including thickness, species, straightness, saturation, and curvature. It outlines several functions of lines in design like creating a backplane, separating elements, and accentuating parts. The document also discusses using lines to convey emotions and explores different styles of line-based design exemplified through images. Finally, it provides exercises for the reader to practice different line-based composition styles and explores using shapes and rhythm in design.
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Elementary elements
- 2. lines
- 3. lines
- 4. lines
- 5. lines Main characteristics Thickness Species Straightness Saturation Сurvilinear Duration Direction
- 6. lines
- 7. lines
- 8. lines
- 9. lines
- 10. lines
- 11. lines Functions Backplane Separate Accentuation Artistic and aethetic Combine the elements Semantic
- 12. lines Emotions
- 13. lines Style Picture by Von Glitschka
- 14. lines Style Picture by Von Glitschka
- 15. lines Style Picture by Von Glitschka
- 16. lines Style Picture by Von Glitschka
- 17. lines Style Picture by Von Glitschka
- 18. lines Style Picture by Von Glitschka
- 19. lines Style Picture by Von Glitschka
- 20. Exercise Style 10 min for each style Realistic Linear Graphic Cubistic Cartoony Chunky Skeletal
- 21. Exercise Create the line composition 1 topic 2 9 compositions with lines
- 22. Examples
- 25. Shapes round Circle motion Completed shape Union Rest Stress relief Spirituality
- 28. Shapes rhythm
- 29. Shapes rhythm
- 30. Shapes rhythm the iteration of: Points Lines geomery shapes dif. propotions colours textures
- 31. Shapes rhythm Regularity in the ratio: vertical and gorizontal power and weak geomery shapes long and short Motion: independant continuously lasting
- 32. Example
- 33. Exercise
- 34. Examples