LAGUILLES, JOHN CHANDLER R. C96 A design is made up of elements and principles that work in concert to produce a coherent outcome that tries to address a specific issue. To prevent designs from serving only aesthetic goals rather than their actual function, which is to deliver the desired message, it is imperative to have a thorough understanding of each component. LINE | ““SS"""s"" "=" Visual elements that take the form of a moving point in space, ranging from two-dimensional to three-dimensional. These lines vary in thickness, texture, and direction of travel, and are determined by their visual presence. HEHE S| SHAPE It is described as an area that is unique from the picture plane and the other design elements. It is a two- dimensional closed figure. A form can house shapes. A shape can exist in several locations in space and have other components such as a line, color, texture, or movement. FORM It possess three dimensions. Dimensions of a physical or digital form } are height, breadth, and depth. Combining shapes can result in a form, > which can then be improved by adding color or texture. When we discuss form, we do not refer to the form's content but rather to the form itself. COLOR It comes from light; without light, there would be no color. It is the characteristic that we notice when we engage with other items through light. As light strikes an item, it reflects back to our sight. We can now perceive colors because light travels in many wavelengths before arriving at the cone of our eyes. TEXTURE It is an object's external appearance. The appearance of smoothness or roughness in a photograph is sometimes referred to as texture.