

Design Principles: The Power of Repetition, Emphasis, and Scale
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Arts
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9th - 12th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Hard
Rebecca Rigby
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14 Slides • 3 Questions
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Design Principles:
The Power of Repetition, Emphasis, and Scale
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Scale in Design
Refers to the size of an element in a design when compared to the size of another element in that design.
It helps create depth, hierarchy, and visual interest.
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The Power of Scale
Scale is a crucial design principle that involves the deliberate sizing of elements to create visual impact.
It helps establish hierarchy and emphasis by making certain elements stand out.
Use scale to create contrast, guide the viewer's attention, and convey importance.
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The Power of Scale
Without the use of scale the soccer ball and baseball appear to be the same size.
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The Power of Scale
This is a much better representation of what the 2 balls would look like next to each other thanks to the use of scale.
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Emphasis in Design
Creating a focal point to make a certain element stand out.
It draws attention to specific elements in the design.
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The Power of Emphasis
Provides a focal point.
It is created using different in sizes, colors, textures, shapes, etc.
Use emphasis to indicate the key points of a design.
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The Power of Emphasis
Without no emphasis the image below doesn't have a focal point. Your eye does not know what to look at first.
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The Power of Emphasis
By adding color to part of the image it immediately changes how you view it. Your eye is now first drawn to the area with color.
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Repetition in Design
Reusing elements like color, pattern, font, etc in a design.
It allows elements to work together to create a focal point.
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The Power of Repetition
Creates unity, consistency, and rhythm,
Helps to create overall harmony with elements in a design.
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The Power of Repetition
If a design includes too many different elements it can be distracting. In the sample below the text contains many different fonts causing it be hard to read.
What is Lorem Ipsum?
Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry.
Why do we use it?
It is a long established fact that a reader will be distracted by the readable content of a page when looking at its layout.
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The Power of Repetition
If we choose to repeat a couple fonts it makes the text much more legible and can draw attention to the headings.
What is Lorem Ipsum?
Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry.
Why do we use it?
It is a long established fact that a reader will be distracted by the readable content of a page when looking at its layout.
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Design Principles:
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Multiple Choice
Which design principle involves varying sizes of elements to create visual hierarchy and add interest?
Repetition
Emphasis
Scale
Contrast
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Multiple Choice
Which principle uses different colors, textures or shapes to create a focal point?
Emphasis
Repetition
Scale
All of them
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Multiple Choice
Which design principle has you use an element over and over?
Repetition
Emphasis
Scale
Repetition, Emphasis, and Scale
Design Principles:
The Power of Repetition, Emphasis, and Scale
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