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Different colors lead our brains into feeling distinct emotions depending on their generalized use and lingering presence in daily life.

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In visual art, dots, lines, and shapes are emphasized through various factors such as weight, size, and position. Dots, being the smallest basic element, can vary in size, placement, color, and number. They can connect with one another, leading the eye in specific directions. The closer the dots are to each other, the stronger the connection. Dots can be used in large numbers for shading effects or as individual entities to draw attention to specific areas on a canvas.

A dot represents an individual point in space, establishing a location and creating a figure on a ground. When dots are spread apart, they remain separate but derive meaning from the distance between them. Alternatively, dots can be repeated closely together to indicate the tone of an object.

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Typography is key to any visual novel as it adds multiple layers to the text and its purpose, usually to underline a part, add action or tone to it, to highlight a part of the text, to draw atention to it, to hide it or to differenciate it. This is usually achieved with shape, size, color, thickness, etc.

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A shape is a two-dimensional form with clear boundaries. Shapes occur when lines become thick and dots become large.
Shapes also happen when a line, a change in texture, or a change in color creates a boundary. Shapes become masses
when there is volume, creating a three-dimensional form.

Shapes have a vital role in visual composition as they communicate meaning, establish equilibrium or imbalance, create focal points, and impact the overall aesthetic appeal of an image. The manner in which shapes are arranged, their sizes, and their relationships.

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Color is what you see when light strikes an object and it is reflected back into the eye, and interpreted by the part of your brain that processes colors.

As members of a culture, we connect certain colors with specific emotions and feelings.

The various ways society uses color as a means of expression and communication is based on how colors are manufactured, and how colors have been usedhistorically,

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- The area or area of the artwork that is depicted or occupied by the objects, forms, or elements within it. It's like the "breathing room" within the artwork.

- Can be both two-dimensional (as in a painting or photograph) or three-dimensional (as in a sculpture or installation).

- The use of space can create a sense of depth, distance, perspective, or emptiness, and it plays a crucial role in how we perceive and interpret the artwork.

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It is an object or space composed of three dimensions. To create a fixed point of view there needs to be an eye level line, be it in the top, middle, or bottom of the page.
There are different quantities of points in perspective, according to which point(s) all the parallel lines converge to on the horizon.

To show multiples sides of an image, there is oblique projection; it is when the object has the front face fully displayed, along with the top, or side, of it. Also, it is possible to use the isometric projection; which focuses on the object's edge or corner by showing it sides and top.

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There are types of orientation: vertical, horizontal, square, among others.Horizontal also known as landscape formats (wider than they are tall), are more familiar, soothing and comfortable because it aligns with our binocular plane (we orient ourselves horizontally to the world). So horizontal images look more natural and lifelike. Vertical also known as portrait formats (taller than they are wide), are more dynamic and energetic, some books use this orientation to suggest a specific meaning or theme, and it catches the reader’s attention immediately because of its unusual style and orientation.

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There are types of orientation: vertical, horizontal, square, among others.Horizontal also known as landscape formats (wider than they are tall), are more familiar, soothing and comfortable because it aligns with our binocular plane (we orient ourselves horizontally to the world). So horizontal images look more natural and lifelike. Vertical also known as portrait formats (taller than they are wide), are more dynamic and energetic, some books use this orientation to suggest a specific meaning or theme, and it catches the reader’s attention immediately because of its unusual style and orientation.

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A line connects two points. It’s also the path made by a moving point. Lines can be thick or thin. They can be long or short. The can be vertical, horizontal, or diagonal. They can be solid or dotted or dashed. Lines can be curved or straight of combinations of both. There’s an endless variety in what we think of as a line.
Each of the different ways we draw or represent a line gives it unique characteristics. Thick lines convey a different meaning than thin lines. A curved lines send a different message than a sharp straight line.

Types of lines :
- Contour lines
- Dividing lines
- Decoration lines
- Gesture lines

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Symbols are often abstract ideas used to convey or suggest something more profound and important.  It becomes one when someone interprets it as such. For instance, roses tend to represent romance. Moreover, the meaning of symbols is constructed within social contexts and might change over time.

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A motif is a recurring symbol, appearing within visual images or as elements of a book's design, that refers to a theme or expresses a particular meaning potential. Their connections with meaning are constructed in the social context of their use, and conventionalized over time to the point in which we often take some symbols' connections to certain meanings (e.g. the use of a cross to represent Christian values).

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Borders are a type of visual framing device used to set visual elements apart from others and to call attention to a more specific element. Apart from being decorative, they add more information in a parallel story making them be another element in the narrative.

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-Relative position has many potential meanings.
-Things that are in the center are usually given (much) more attention than things that are positioned on the periphery.
-Objects that are positioned above other (existing or new) objects, appear to have more "power" over others that have been positioned below them.

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-Dependence with other object
-Bigger → more attention and considered first, dominant, more power, overshadows smaller objects.
-Interpretations based on the elements that are first (larger) and secondary (smaller)

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Typography is an integral part of visual art that adds to the potential meanings of a multimodal ensemble. Variations of typography in a text can suggest different meanings and interpretations of it, not only considering what’s written, but also how it’s presented. Some features of typography are the weigh (thin/bold), color, size, slant (italic), frame, and formality.

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Subtle borders: The ones that create a softer effect by fading the edges into a white effect.

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Negative space as borders: Its purpose is to isolate and call attention to certain elements by the contrast of colors or creating a context for the object in the images.