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This document discusses various design elements including dots, lines, geometric and organic shapes, irregular shapes, geometric and organic forms, tactile and visual textures, hue, and value as colors. It separates design elements into categories such as dots, lines, shapes, forms, texture, and colors.
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4.2 4.3 (2)
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4.8 (2)
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5.2 (2)
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4.6 4.7
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- 3. Design Elements: Name: Tutorial Group: DOTS
- 4. Design Elements: Name: Tutorial Group: LINES
- 5. Design Elements: Name: Tutorial Group: SHAPES geometric
- 6. Design Elements: Name: Tutorial Group: SHAPES organic
- 7. Design Elements: Name: Tutorial Group: SHAPES irregular
- 8. Design Elements: Name: Tutorial Group: FORMS geometric
- 9. Design Elements: Name: Tutorial Group: FORMS organic / free form
- 10. Design Elements: Name: Tutorial Group: TEXTURE Tactile
- 11. Design Elements: Name: Tutorial Group: TEXTURE Visual
- 12. Design Elements: Name: Tutorial Group: COLOURS Hue
- 13. Design Elements: Name: Tutorial Group: COLOURS Value