Showing posts with label SevenDesignElements. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SevenDesignElements. Show all posts

Friday, February 10, 2012

The Digital Sketches

The blog is the first attempt at digitizing the possible layouts for the AIGA/AIA space in the Crossroads of Kansas City.

Option 1.
side 1.
front 1.

Option 2.
side 2.
front 2.


Option 3.
side 3.
front 3.


Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Seven Analog Design Elements attempt one

For one of the beginning steps of Project1: Typographic Campaign we were to create seven digital compositions illustrating each element of design: anomaly, concentration, direction, gradation, repetition, space, and texture. These were my first attempts. Not only was each composition to emphasize a design element, but they were also to relate to our quote that we will be using later steps.

my quote: “Design is the application of intent - the opposite of happenstance, and an antidote to accident.” -Robert L. Peters

anomaly
dissimilar or irregular element in an already set structure

concentration
placement of elements to create a focused pressure point

direction
verall feeling of movement in a general dominant direction


gradation

creates a feeling of movement


repetition

reiteration of elements


space

dimensions of a piece based on elements and place

texture
illusion of a surface that is not flat or smooth

Saturday, January 28, 2012

Seven Digital Design Elements attempt one

For one of the beginning steps of Project1: Typographic Campaign we were to create seven digital compositions illustrating each element of design: anomaly, concentration, direction, gradation, repetition, space, and texture. These were my first attempts. Not only was each composition to emphasize a design element, but they were also to relate to our quote that we will be using later steps.

my quote: “Design is the application of intent - the opposite of happenstance, and an antidote to accident.” -Robert L. Peters

anomaly
dissimilar or irregular element in an already set structure

concentration
placement of elements to create a focused pressure point

direction
overall feeling of movement in a general dominant direction

gradation
creates a feeling of movement

repetition
reiteration of elements

space
dimensions of a piece based on elements and place

texture
illusion of a surface that is not flat or smooth