A very basic concept to have a glimpse of whta about the graohic design is.. presentation content collected from different web channels.

1. Graphic Design
Basics of Line, Shape, Form

2. Line Shape Form Texture

3. Let’s get started,
So the very basic we have the “LINE”

4. Line:
A line is a shape that connects two or more points

5. . .

7. So, it can be understood as a number of points
that are adjacent to one another.
The shortest distance between two points is a
straight line
It can be fat, thin, wavy, or zagged

9. Line appears frequently in graphic design.
Below are some examples:

14. Line could be used for emphasis

15. Divide or organise content

16. Or even guide the user eye

17. While working with lines, pay attention to weight, color,
texture and style

19. Lines have wide array of application in the
graphic design, they are vital in designing
the logos, font-selection, reflecting mood,
setting message tone.
Just adding border to an image reflect a
contrast, DIY

20. In summary, there are about seven kinds of lines.
They are horizontal lines, vertical lines, diagonal
lines, curved or freeform lines, pattern lines,
non-solid lines, and solid lines.
They can be used as borders around elements,
content separators or dividers, contours or
patterns, and as decoration.

23. Last but not the least, lines are the
key element to show the motion

24. Shape

25. A shape is any two dimensional area
which is recognisable by a boundary
This includes circles, squares, triangles
And so on...

26. Circles represents fullness, like something
has completed.
They can also represent the constant
movement.
Mostly Used in logos

28. Squares gives idea of stability, that cannot
be moved easily
It considered as robust & safe
Should be used carefully, often color are
filled or some letter or text used

30. Triangles gives sense of direction, that
cannot be moved easily
It tells different thing according to where
they are pointed

32. Pentagons / Hexagons / Octagons
they can be used as to give an aspects of
depth

34. Curved Shapes
they are associated with movement,
pleasure, it adds unexpected point ot the
form, relaxed is another keyword

36. Shapes falls into two distinct categories
I.e. Geometric and Regular
Or Organic where shapes are in their very
natural form

38. Geometric shapes – they are the first
ones that come to mind when we think of
shapes. Circles, squares, rectangles,
hexagons … are formed by regular
patterns and are easily recognizable. They
give us an idea of order and efficiency.

39. Organic shapes – they are mostly
irregular with free and asymmetric
shapes. They give us a more comforting
feeling, since they tend to be forms that
we find in nature, such as leaves, flowers
or rocks. Although at this point, we would
also enter, for example, man-made forms,
such as inkblots.

40. Abstract shapes – they are recognizable
forms, but they are not real. They tend to
be more stylized or simplifications of
organic forms. They can also represent
ideas or feelings, such as emojis.

41. Shapes are vital part of communicating
ideas visually
And it make them recognizable

43. Some are made with geometric shapes & organic shapes and
some with a combination of both.

44. A common example of geometric shapes & organic
shapes
A single letter in a typeface is a combination of
geometric and organic shapes which build together
to create a larger shape.

47. Shapes are foundation of many things in
the graphic design

49. Form

50. A shape in 3d is known as form

51. A form can be natural or
can be implied using
light, shadow and
perspective
A perspective is a technique to
create illusion of depth

52. 2D vs 3D

53. With some subtle technique like using
shadow we can fake or achieve the 3D
effect

55. Thank You