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Like all aspects of design, accessorizing requires you to bring your sense of proportion and balance to bear on the space. To create authentic, layered beauty in a room, the accessories need to appear as if they grew organically out of the rest of the room.

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Chico Web Design Blog - A Web Designers Blog " Blog Archive symmetrical+balance

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A Web Designers Blog. Articles about Web Design, Graphic Design, Usability, HTML5, and much more

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Best 25+ Radial balance ideas on Pinterest | Circle doodles, Circle mehndi designs and Henna designs white

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Answer (1 of 5): There are three types of balances (or you may call symmetry) - Mirror, Radial and Asymmetry Radial balance is any form of representation that achieves a visual balance through circles. This is achieved where parts of an object or picture are regularly arranged and radiate from t...

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If we are talking about the visual arts in one way or another we associate it with design. As visual artists, we more often than not put ourselves inside the viewer's shoes. We want to invoke something every time others see our work, and be able to understand the message that we want convey. As a result, we think about the composition, what to add and omit, is it coherent and cohesive. So below are the Principles of Design to guide us in creating our artwork.
Balance
Balance means a good distribution of elements, whether it is color, texture or shapes to create a sense of equalization. There are 3 types of balance. The first one is symmetrical balance, which is using similar objects in each side of the image. The second one is asymmetrical balance, and unlike the symmetrical balance the objects that are use may not be similar but are able to achieve equilibrium. The final one is radial balance in which the objects are placed in a radial form.

Emphasis
Emphasis is the part of the image that is the central of attention. It's the thing that immediately draws your eyes. Even in a sea of chaos there must be a vocal point that stands out. It can be achieve by using colors, textures, different shapes, contrast, etc.
Movement
If Emphasis is used to emphasize a particular part of an image, the movement is used to guide the viewer in seeing the artwork. How it creates a path for viewers to follow, often to other vocal points of the artwork. You can use lines, shapes, and colors into the artwork.
Pattern
Pattern is a repetition of images or shapes in a design. It can be symbols or objects that are placed all over the artwork.
Proportion
The word proportion certainly relates to size. So it's a relationship between elements and whether or not it compliments each other. For example how the size of a human head relate with the size of other parts of the human body.
Rhythm
Rhythm can be created by using elements repeatedly to create a flow and a sense of organization. But that doesn't mean it can't be chaotic. Rhythm is often used to express a mood like in music or dancing. To keep it from being boring, variety is needed.
Variety
Variety means difference elements of design that are being used to hold the viewer's attention. A variety of elements can make the design to be interesting.
Unity
Unity means how harmonious are the elements in an artwork. How well they work together. Not one part can be viewed more important than the whole design. In fact is the main goal of every designer and visual artist to achieve this sense of unity.

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If we are talking about the visual arts in one way or another we associate it with design. As visual artists, we more often than not put ourselves inside the viewer's shoes. We want to invoke something every time others see our work, and be able to understand the message that we want convey.

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What is the importance of darkness?

None, you might say. (Or you may quote some cheesy tagline from some cheap biblical flick)

I beg to differ.

I believe that darkness is just as important as light. This is because the darkness is the ultimate opposing force to light. Darkness is what causes the need for illumination of objects, and that's the part where light does its job. If there were no darkness, then there would be no need to illuminate objects, there would be no need for a special kind of force to oppose and balance out darkness, and, in effect, there would be no light. So, in a way, light exists solely due to the presence of darkness.

The applicability if this principle is not just limited to the aforementioned topic.

It can be used to describe the relationship between most antagonistically related objects.

A very shallow example being, good movies. How can one distinguish between movies and pick out a good movie if none of them are bad? Does not the word 'good' denote something that is not 'bad'? Hence, if any one of the two types of movies were to go out of existence, the other would follow suit, as it will not be able to be defined any more. Think about it, if there were no bad movies, then every movie would simply be called a 'movie' instead of a 'good movie'.

The same thing can be applied to describe the hardships in one's life. We all have ups and downs in our life, right? How would we signify the 'ups' if we had no 'downs'?

The negatives, thus, clarify the significance of the positives.

Contrast, who would have guessed it was so important?

These findings, small as they may be, made me think about a lot of things in a different way. It actually made me a little more optimistic about certain things. (That's very unusual for me)

Also, these findings are not entirely to my credit. My mother told me something similar years ago. (Yup, that's right, from my mum)

And as usual, this post must be taken in from a strictly non-scientific and philosophical way. I'm way too lazy to look up and relate the scientific crap.

Obviously these so called 'findings' aren't anything great, but I believe they are something to ponder upon.

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What is the importance of darkness? None, you might say. (Or you may quote some cheesy tagline from some cheap biblical flick) I beg to differ. I believe that darkness is just as important as light. This is because the darkness is the ultimate opposing force to light.

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Other methods of creating contrast include using texture, shape, alignment, direction, movement. Remember, the key is to use a substantial difference. A font size change that is barely noticeable and colors that are too close in value looks more like a mistake than an attempt to provide ​ emphasis or interest.

Some ways to use contrasting elements:

Add visual interest to a layout of tall skinny columns of text by using wide or irregularly shaped photos.

A series of static images with a single picture showing movement will draw the eye to the contrasting image.

Align text to the left but set subheads right-aligned in an adjacent column.

Typically, a layout may employ a combination of 2 or more contrasting elements.​

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How to Use the Principle of Contrast in Graphic Design

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Other methods of creating contrast include using texture, shape, alignment, direction, movement. Remember, the key is to use a substantial difference. A font size change that is barely noticeable and colors that are too close in value looks more like a mistake than an attempt to provide ​ emphasis or interest.

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402652853 Contrast Wallpapers | Contrast Backgrounds - REuuN.com

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