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    This document defines key art principles including: - Color, shape, form, space, texture, balance, proportion/scale, emphasis, variety, contrast, harmony/unity, repetition and pattern. It provides descriptions of each principle, such as shape being a two-dimensional area defined by line or boundary, and contrast being the difference between qualities of elements placed near each other. These principles are applied in fashion accessories design.

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    Principles of Design

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    This document defines key art principles including: - Color, shape, form, space, texture, balance, proportion/scale, emphasis, variety, contrast, harmony/unity, repetition and pattern. It provides descriptions of each principle, such as shape being a two-dimensional area defined by line or boundary, and contrast being the difference between qualities of elements placed near each other. These principles are applied in fashion accessories design.

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    PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN

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    This document defines key art principles including: - Color, shape, form, space, texture, balance, proportion/scale, emphasis, variety, contrast, harmony/unity, repetition and pattern. It provides descriptions of each principle, such as shape being a two-dimensional area defined by line or boundary, and contrast being the difference between qualities of elements placed near each other. These principles are applied in fashion accessories design.

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    Principles of Design

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    Example of finished Elements

    product

    VALUE- The
    LINE - A lightness or d
    continuous of a color. Ho
    mark made on
    a surface by
    white or black
    a moving through or
    point;

    SHAPE - An
    COLOR - space defined
    The visible line or by con
    spectrum of
    radiation
    its surroundin
    reflected from Shapes are tw
    an object dimensional (
    circle, square
    organic blob

    FORM - A SPACE - The


    three- distance or ar
    dimensional around or bet
    object: a elements of a
    defined artwork. The
    volume of of depth creat
    space. flat surface th
    the use of per
    overlapping e
    size, level of
    detail, color a
    TEXTURE
    - The tactile
    sensation or
    feel of a
    surface
    (rough,
    smooth,
    spiky, etc.)
    or how
    something
    appears to
    feel.
    Art Principles Applied in Fashion Accessories
    BALANCE - The PROPORTION/SCALE - The
    distribution of interest or relationship of sizes between
    visual weight in a work a different parts of a work
    smaller element can balance
    out a larger one if the smaller
    one is farther from the center
    and the larger one nearer

    EMPHASIS - is created by VARIETY - Using a range of


    visually reinforcing different qualities or instances of
    something we want the an art element to create a desired
    viewer to pay attention to. visual effect - e.g., a variety of
    Focal points are areas of shapes, colors, etc. Variety can add
    interest the viewer's eyes skip interest and break the monotony of
    to. simple repetitions.

    CONTRAST - The difference in HARMONY/UNITY -


    quality between two instances of Harmonious elements have a
    an art element, or using logical relationship or progression
    opposing qualities next to each
    other. For example, black and
    - in some way they work together
    white (contrasting values), and complement each other.
    organic/curvy and
    geometric/angular (contrasting
    lines/shapes/forms), and rough
    and smooth (contrasting
    textures). REPETITION & PATTERN -
    Repeating art elements in regular
    or cyclical fashion to create
    interest, movement, and/or
    harmony and unity. Rhythms can
    be random, regular, alternating,
    flowing, and progressive. Classes
    of pattern include mosaics,
    lattices, spirals, meanders,
    waves, symmetry and fractals,
    among others.

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