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    The document discusses 12 principles of design - balance, emphasis, harmony, movement, pattern, proportion, repetition, rhythm, unity, and variety. It states that these principles create a sense of stability, harmony, center of interest, quality of wholeness, connection, show actions, create patterns, repetition, balance/symmetry, and regular repetition of elements. All of the principles work together to achieve visual harmony and unity in design.

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    The document discusses 12 principles of design - balance, emphasis, harmony, movement, pattern, proportion, repetition, rhythm, unity, and variety. It states that these principles create a sense of stability, harmony, center of interest, quality of wholeness, connection, show actions, create patterns, repetition, balance/symmetry, and regular repetition of elements. All of the principles work together to achieve visual harmony and unity in design.

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    The document discusses 12 principles of design - balance, emphasis, harmony, movement, pattern, proportion, repetition, rhythm, unity, and variety. It states that these principles create a sense of stability, harmony, center of interest, quality of wholeness, connection, show actions, create patterns, repetition, balance/symmetry, and regular repetition of elements. All of the principles work together to achieve visual harmony and unity in design.

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    Sense of stability

    a. Balance
    b. Emphasis
    c. Harmony
    d. Movement
    e. Pattern
    f. Proportion
    g. Repetition
    h. Rhythm
    i. Unity
    j. Variety
    Creates harmony
    a. Balance
    b. Emphasis
    c. Harmony
    d. Movement
    e. Pattern
    f. Proportion
    g. Repetition
    h. Rhythm
    i. Unity
    j. Variety
    Center of interest
    a. Balance
    b. Emphasis
    c. Harmony
    d. Movement
    e. Pattern
    f. Proportion
    g. Repetition
    h. Rhythm
    i. Unity
    j. Variety
    Quality of wholeness
    a. Balance
    b. Emphasis
    c. Harmony
    d. Movement
    e. Pattern
    f. Proportion
    g. Repetition
    h. Rhythm
    i. Unity
    j. Variety
    Creates connection
    a. Balance
    b. Emphasis
    c. Harmony
    d. Movement
    e. Pattern
    f. Proportion
    g. Repetition
    h. Rhythm
    i. Unity
    j. Variety
    Shows actions
    a. Balance
    b. Emphasis
    c. Harmony
    d. Movement
    e. Pattern
    f. Proportion
    g. Repetition
    h. Rhythm
    i. Unity
    j. Variety
    Creates pattern
    a. Balance
    b. Emphasis
    c. Harmony
    d. Movement
    e. Pattern
    f. Proportion
    g. Repetition
    h. Rhythm
    i. Unity
    j. Variety
    Repetition of shapes,
    lines, colors, etc.
    a. Balance
    b. Emphasis
    c. Harmony
    d. Movement
    e. Pattern
    f. Proportion
    g. Repetition
    h. Rhythm
    i. Unity
    j. Variety
    Balance, symmetry

    a. Balance
    b. Emphasis
    c. Harmony
    d. Movement
    e. Pattern
    f. Proportion
    g. Repetition
    h. Rhythm
    i. Unity
    j. Variety
    Regular repetition of elements

    a. Balance
    b. Emphasis
    c. Harmony
    d. Movement
    e. Pattern
    f. Proportion
    g. Repetition
    h. Rhythm
    i. Unity
    j. Variety
    BALANCE - sense of stability

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    HARMONY
    creates connection
    MOVEMENT
    shows actions
    PATTERN repetition of shapes, lines, colors, etc.
    PROPORTION - balance, symmetry
    REPETITION - creates pattern
    RHYTHM - regular repetition of elements
    UNITY quality of wholeness
    VARIETY - creates harmony

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