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Elements of Graphic Layout


and Design

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I. Pictures with the principle of Balance


1.1 Formal Balance
1.2 Informal Balance
II. Pictures with the principle of Contrast
III. Pictures with the principle of Unity
IV. Pictures with the principle of Proportion
V. Pictures with the principle of Rhythm
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“Good design is like a refrigerator —


when it works, no one notices, but when it
doesn’t, it sure stinks.”

—Irene Au
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Elements of Graphics
Principles and Layout
Shapes Principles

Lines, Color and Shapes are the


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elements of Graphics and Layout.
With those elements comes also the
principles of Graphics and Layout.

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Principles of Graphics and Layout

Balance Proportion

Unity

Contrast Rhythm
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Balance

Formal Balance Informal Balance


Also known as Asymmetrical Balance; the
Also known as Symmetrical Balance;
objects have nearly the same “visual weight”
on either side of the vertical center of the
Has equal or symmetrical visual balance photograph composition, but are different in
some element such as size,shape, texture or
value.
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FORMAL BALANCE
FORMAL BALANCE
FORMAL BALANCE
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Balance

Formal Balance Informal Balance


Also known as Asymmetrical Balance; the
Also known as Symmetrical Balance;
objects have nearly the same “visual weight”
on either side of the vertical center of the
Has equal or symmetrical visual balance photograph composition, but are different in
some element such as size,shape, texture or
value.
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Informal Balance
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INFORMAL BALANCE
INFORMAL BALANCE
INFORMAL BALANCE
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Informal Balance
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Balance

Formal Balance Informal Balance


Also known as Asymmetrical Balance; the
Also known as Symmetrical Balance;
objects have nearly the same “visual weight”
on either side of the vertical center of the
Has equal or symmetrical visual balance photograph composition, but are different in
some element such as size,shape, texture or
value.
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Principles of Graphics and Layout

Balance Proportion

Unity

Contrast Rhythm
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Contrast

refers to the arrangement of opposite elements


and effects. For example, light and dark colors,
smooth and rough textures, large and small
shapes. Contrast can be used to create variety,
visual interest, and drama in an artwork.
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CONTRAST
CONTRAST
CONTRAST
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Principles of Graphics and Layout

Balance Proportion

Unity

Contrast Rhythm
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Unity

is best described as harmony, which is a design


principle in its own right. It can apply to colors,
using styles that work well together, and in
some cases, repeating styles to maintain visual
consistency.
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Unity
Unity
Unity
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Balance Proportion

Unity

Contrast Rhythm
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Proportion
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refers to the relative size and scale of the


various elements in a design. The issue is the
relationship between objects, or parts, of a
whole. 

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Proportion
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Proportion
Proportion
Proportion
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Proportion
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Balance Proportion

Unity

Contrast Rhythm
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Rhythm

suggests movement or action. Rhythm


is usually achieved
through repetition of lines, shapes,
colors, and more. It creates a
visual tempo in artworks and provides a
path for the viewer's eye to follow.
Rhythm
Rhythm
Rhythm
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Principles of Graphics and Layout

Balance Proportion

Unity

Contrast Rhythm
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