WK2: Design Elements and Principles


SHAPE (ORGANIC)


LINES


DIRECTION OF LINES


TEXTURE


COLOUR


CONTRAST


PROXIMITY


BALANCE


ALIGNMENT


REPETITION/ PATTERN



CONTRAST (VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL LINES)


SCALE/SIZE



SPACE


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