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Lines as Design Elements Lines are a powerful but simple method of enhancing a publication
Lines Can Organize Information & Can Create Movement & Connect or separate or provide texture & convey a mood or emotion & can define shapes or provide emphasis or can provide a frame
Shapes as Design Elements are often used in logos but can be used in many different ways.
Squares and Rectangles Symbolize honesty, stability, equality and comfort
Circles Symbolize infinity, security and completeness.
Triangles Symbolize action or conflict
Mass as a Design Element refers to the size, space and “heaviness” of an object.
Texture as a Design Element is an effect applied to a background or as the fill for an object.
Color as a Design Element is one of the most important elements of design.
Color on Monitors The amount of red, green, and blue are shown in different amounts in different “spots” on the monitor to produce an image.
Color on Monitors2 Each color is assigned a number between 0 and 255 to show how much of that color to add.
Color and Printers cannot print with light, they must use ink or toner.
The Color Wheel a chart used to show the relationship between colors. Can be used to pick colors that will look good together in desktop publishing. Shows the relationships between colors.
Hue a color.
Shade - a hue + black
Tint a hue + white
Saturation the amount of the hue used.
Value refers to the lightness or darkness of the hue.
Color Matching Since color is displayed differently on monitors than it is printed with printers, ____________ must be used.
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