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         <description><![CDATA[<div><strong>10 Basic Elements of Design</strong><br>Creating beautiful design is about more than inspiration for a great idea. It's about understanding the fundamentals of the subject. <br><br>Although it's possible to spend years studying the nuances of design and the many varying takes on how to be successful at it, there are a handful or two on basic elements that every designer should know.<br><br><strong>1. Line:</strong> The first and most basic element of design is line. Lines are useful for dividing space and drawing the eye to a specific location. For example, think about how a magazine uses lines to separate content, headlines and side panels.<br><br><strong>2. Color:</strong> Color is one of the most obvious  elements of design for the user and the designer. It can stand alone as a background or be applied to other elements, like lines, shapes, textures or typology. Color creates a mood within the piece and tells a story about the brand. Every color says something different. <br><br><strong>3. Shape:</strong> Shapes, geometric or organic add interest. Shapes are defined by boundaries such as lines or color and they are often used to emphasize a portion of the page. Everything is ultimately a shape so you must always think in terms of how the various elements of your design are creating shapes and how those shapes are interacting. <br><br><strong>4. Space:</strong> <br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>10 basic elements of design<br>creating beautiful designs is about<br>more than inspiration its about understanding the fundamentals of the subject.Although its possible to spend years studying the of design and the many varying takes on how to be successful at it,there are a hand full or two of basic elements that every designer should know<br>1:line<br>in drawing a line a stroke.lines are useful for dividing space<br>think about how a magazines uses lines to separate content headlines and <br>2: color: it is one of the most <br>color creates a mood within the piece and tells a story about the brand.every color says something different<br>3:shape:<br>and how those shapes are interacting<br>4 space:</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>10 basic elements of design<br>Creating beautiful design is about more than inspiration or a great idea. Its about understanding the fundamentals of the subject. <br>Although its possible to spend years studying the newonces of design and the many varying takes on how to be successful at it, there are a handful or two of basic elements that every designer should know.<br>1 Line <br>The first most basic of designs is line. In drawing a line you have stroke. Lines are useful for dividing space and drawing the eye to a specific location. For example think about how a magazine uses lines to separate content headlines and side panels. <br>2 Color<br>Color is one of the most obvious elements of design for both the user and the designer. It can stand alone as a background or be applied to other element, like lines, shapes, textures or typology. Color creates a mood within the piece and tells a story about the brand. Every color says something different <br>3 Shape<br>Shapes, geometric or organic add interest. Shapes are defined by boundaries such as lines or color and they are often used to emphasize a portion of the page. Everything is ultimately a shape. so you must always think how the various elements of the design are creating shapes and how those shapes are interacting.<br>4 Space<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>10 basic elements of design<br>creating beautiful design is about more than inspiration, its about understand <br>although it possible to spend years studying the unonces of desing and the many varien takes on how to successful at it, they are a habdful or 2 of basic elements a designer should know<br>1. line<br>the first and more basic elemet of dising it that of line. <br>think about how a magizine uses lines to seperate contnt, headlines and side pannels<br>2. colour<br>colours is the most obvious elements of design with both the user and the desginer. it can stand alone as a background or be aplyed to other elements, like line, shapes, textures. colour creates a mood within the peace and tells a story about the brand. every colour says something different<br>3. shape<br>geometric or organic add interest. shapes are defined by boundries such as lines or colour and theye are often used to emphises the portion on the page. eveeything  is altimatly a shape so you must always think in temr of how the varies elements of your desgin are creatig shapes and how those shapes  are interacting<br>4. space</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Creating beautiful design is about more than inspiration or a great idea. It's about understanding the fundamentals of the subject. Although its possible to spend years studying the ensconces of design and the many varying takes on how to be successful at it, there are a handful or two of basic elements that every designer should know <br><br>1. Line, the first and most basic element of design it that of line. In drawing, a line, you have stroke. Lines are useful for diving space and drawing the eye to a specific location<br><br>2. Colour, colour is one of the most obvious element of design for both user and designer. It can't stand alone as a background or be applied to other elements, like lines, shapes, textures or typology. Colour creates a mood within the piece and tells a story about the brand. Every colour says something different. </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>10 Basic Elements Of Design <br>Creating beautiful design is about more than inspiration ,Its about understanding the fundamentals of the subjects.<br>Or though its possible to spend years the new onses and the many variy takes on how to be successful edit.<br>there are a handful or two of basic elements that every designer should know.<br>1. line the first and most basic is a line,in drawing a line you have stroke.lines are useful for providing space and drawing the eye to a sposssific location.Think about how a magazine uses lines to seperate content headline and side patels.<br>2. colour <br>Colour is one of the most obvious elements of design of both user and designer.It can stand alone in the back round or be applied to other elemets,like lines shapes texture or typology . colour a mood within the peace and tells a story about the brand.every colour says something different.<br>3.shape<br>geometric/or organic at interest shapes are defined by boundaries such as lines or colour and they are often used to size a portion of a page.everything is a shape so must always think of  how the various elements are creating shapes and how those shapes are interacting.<br>4. space <br> </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>10 Basic Elements Of Design<br>Creating beautiful design is about more than inspiration or a great idea it's about understanding the fundamentals of the subject. Although it's possible to spend years studying the nuances of design and the many varying takes on how to be successful at it, there are a handful or two of basic elements that every designer should know. <br><br>1. Line<br>The first and most basic element of design is that of line. In drawing a line you have stroke. Lines are useful for dividing a space and drawing the eye to a specific location. For example think about how a magazine uses lines to separate content, headlines and side panels.<br><br>2. Colour<br>Colour is one of the most obvious elements of design for both the user and designer. It can stand alone as a background or be applied to other elements, like lines, shapes, textures or typology. Colour creates a mood within the piece and tells a story about the brand. Every colour says something different.<br><br>3. Shape<br>Shapes, geometric or organic add interest. Shapes are defined by boundaries such as lines or colour and they are often used to  emphasize the portion of the page. Everything is alternately a shape so you must almost think in terms of how the various elements of your design are creating shapes and how those shapes are interacting.<br><br>4. Space</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>10 basic element types <br>- Creating beautiful design is about more then inspiration for a great idea. Its about understanding fundamental  topic. <br>Al though its possible to spend years studying newonsnes of design and many varying it takes on how to be successful at it, There are a handful or two of basic element that every designer should know. <br>1. Line <br>The first and most basic is that of a line. In drawing a line you have stroke. Lines are useful for dividing space and drawing a eye to a specific location. For example think about how a magazine uses lines to spearte content, headlines and side panels<br>2. Colour <br>Colour is one of the most ovious for design for both the user and designer. It can stand alone as a background or be applied to other elements, like lines, shapes, textures or typology. Colour creates a mood within the piece and tells a story about the brand. Every colour has something different.  <br>3. Shapes, geomagnetic or organic had interest. Shapes are defined by boundaries as has lines or colour and they are often used to emphasize a por of a paper.  Everything is a shape so you must <br><br>4. Space <br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>10 basic elements of design- <br>creating beautiful design is about more than inspiration or a great idea its about understanding the fundamentals of the subject. <br>although its possible to spend years studying the new nu.. and the many varying takes on how to be successful at it, they are a handful or two of basic elements that every designer should know. <br>1. line <br>the first and most basic element of design is line in drawing a line you have stroke. <br>lines are useful for dividing space and drawing the eye to a pacific location. <br>For example: think about how a magazine uses lines to separate content headlines and si-panels <br>2. colour <br>colour is one of the most obvious elements of design for both the user and designer. it can stand alone as a background or be applied to other elements, like lines, shapes, textures or pathology. colour creates a mood within the peaces and tells a story about the brand. <br>every colour says something different. <br>3. shape <br>shapes, geometric or organic add interest. shapes are defined by boundaries such as lines or colour and they are often used to emphasized the page. everything is a shape so you must always think interns of the various of your design are creating shapes and how those shapes are interacting. <br>4. space<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><strong>10 basic elements of design:</strong><br>Creating beautiful design is about more than inspiration or a great idea, it's about understanding the fundamentals of the subject. Although it's possible to spend years studying the new and the many varying takes on how to be successful at it, there are a handful or two of basic elements that every designer should know. <br>1. Line: The first and most basic element of design is line. Lines are useful for dividing space and drawing the eye to a specific location. For example, think about how a magazine uses lines to separate content, headlines and side panels. <br>2. Colour: Colour is one of the most obvious elements of design for the user and designer. It can stand alone as a background or be applied to other elements, like lines, shapes, textures or typology. Colour creates a mood within the piece and tells a story about the brand. Every colour says something different. <br>3. Shape: Shapes, geometric or organic add interest. Shapes are defined by boundaries such as lines or colour and they are often used to emphasize a portion of the page. Everything is ultimately a shape so you must always think in terms of how the various elements of your design are creating shapes and how those shapes are interacting. <br>4. Space: </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Creating beautiful designs is about more than inspiration its about understanding the fundamentals.<br>Although its possible to spend years studying the new of designs and the many varying takes how to be successful at it.<br><br>The first and most basic element is out of line, in drawing a line you have stroke. Lines are useful for dividing space and drawing an eye to a specific location. For example think about how a magazine uses lines to separate context, headlines and side panels.<br><br>2. Color is one of the most obvious. It can stand in a background or be apailed to other elements, like lines, shapes. Color creates a mood within a piece and tells the story about the brand.<br><br>3. Shapes, add interest. Shapes are defined by boundary such as line or color and they are often used to enpersized a portion of a page. Everything is ultimately a shape.<br><br>4. Space.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>creating beautiful design is about more than then inspiration its about understanding the fund mentions<br>although its possible to spend years studying the new designs and the many varying takes on how to be successful at it,there are a handful or two of basic elements that every designer should know<br>1<br>line.the first and most basic element of design is that line in drawing you have stroke.lines are useful for dividing space and drawing the eye </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Creating beautiful designs is about more than inspiration,it's about understanding fundamentals in a subject.<br><br>Although it's possible to spend years studying the neaunces of design and the many varying takes on how to be successful at it.There are a handleful or two of basic elements tht every designer should know.<br><br>1. Line - The first and most bsic of design is that of line.In drawing a line you have stroke.Lines are useful for dividing space and drawing the eye to a specific location.For example think about how a magazine uses lines to seperate content headlines and side panels.<br>2. Colour - Colour is one of the most obvious elements of design for both user and the designer.It can stand alone as a background or be applied to other elements,like lines,shapes,textures or typeology.Colour creates a mood with in the peace and tells a story about the brand.Every colour says something different.<br>3. Shape - Shapes,organic or geometric add interest.Shapes are defined as  and they are often used to enfisize a portion of the page.Everything is untimetly a shape so you must always think in terms of various of your design and how those shapes are interacting.<br>4. Space - </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Creating Beautiful designs is about more then inspo and it's about understnading the product. <br><br>all though it' possible to study it for many years the <br><br>there are a hand full or two of basic elements that a designer should know.<br><br>1. line (the basic element of design)<br>lines are uefull for  giving you space, and drawing the eye.<br>eg - think about how magazines use lines tospace out things and headlines. <br><br>2. colour (One of the most well known for the user and designer)<br>it can stand aone as a background or can be used with other elements, like lines, shapes.<br>colour creates and mood and peace, it tells a story about the brand.<br><br>3. shape (organic or geomatic)<br>shapes are bound by space for colours and lines,<br>the don't use the whole page.<br>everything is mostly a shape.<br>you should also think of how your shapes are used and how they are interacting.<br><br>4. space</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>10 basic elements of design<br>Creating beautiful designs is about <br>more than about understanding the fundamentals of the subject. Although it's possible to spend years studying the nuances of design and many vary takes on how to be successful at it, there are a handful or two of basic elements that designer should know. <br><br>1. Line <br>The first and most basic  basic element is line in drawing a line you have stroke.lines are useful of dividing space and drawing the eye to a location. for example think about a magazine uses lines to separate content and sidelines<br><br></div><div>2: Colour  <br>  Colour is one of the most obvious elements of design, for both the user and the designer, It can stand alone as a background or be applied to other elements, like lines, shapes, textures, all type quality. Colour creates a mood within the piece and tells a story about the brand. Every colour says something different.<br><br>3. Shape<br>shapes, geometric or organic and interest. shapes are defined by boundaries such as lines or colour and they are often used to  emphasize a proportion of a page.  Everything is ultimately a shape so you must always think in terms of how the various elements of your design are creating shapes and how those shapes are interacting. <br><br>4. Space</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Ten basic elements of design creating beautiful design is about more than inspiration for a great idea. It's about understanding fundamentals of the subject.<br>Although its possible to spend years studying the nuances of design and the many varying takes on how to be successful at it, there are a handful or two of basic elements that every designer should know:<br><br>1. Line<br>The first and most basic element of design is the line. In drawing the line you have stroke. Lines are useful for dividing space and drawing the eye to a specific location. For example think about how a magazine uses lines to separate content, headlines and side panels.<br><br>2. Colour<br>Colour is one of the most obvious elements of design for both the user and designer. It can stand alone as a background or be applied to other elements, like lines, shapes, textures or typology. Colour creates a mood within the piece and tells a story about the brand. Every colour says something different.<br><br>3. Shape<br>Shapes, geometric or organic add interest. Shapes are defined by boundaries such as lines or colour and they are often used to emphasize a portion of the page. Everything is ultimately a shape so you must always think of how the various elements of your design are creating shapes and now those shapes are interacting.<br><br>4. </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>ten basic elements of design creating beautiful design is about more then inspiration or a great idea it is about understanding fundamentals of the subject. <br>or tho it is possible to spend years studdying the new onsers of design and the many varying takes on how to be succsesful at it, There are a handfull or two of basic elements that every disigner should know.<br>nuber 1. line <br>in drawing a line you have stroke. Lines are useful for deviding space and drawing the eye of a persific location. For example.<br><br>my thing froze so i missed some and i will start from what i here now.<br><br>it can stand alone as a backround or be aplied to other eliments, Like lines,shapes,textures or typeolegy. color creates a mood within the peace and tells a storey about the brand. Every color sas something different. <br>number 3. Shape <br>ahpes, geometric or organic and interest. Shapes are defined by boundries such as line or color and they are often used to enfersize a coeshen of the page. Everything is a shape so you mus always think in how terms of how the elements of your design are creating designes and how  those shapes are interacting.<br>Number 4;. space </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>1.10 basic elemants of desgns, creating beautifull desgin is about more than about understanding fundamentals. <br>studying nulence of desgn and many verian takes on how to be good, there are a handfull of elemants that designers need to know. the first and most basic line.<br>lines are usefull to dividing spaces and drawing to gthe eye.<br>thinking about a magize uses line to seperat content<br>2. colour can stant alone as a background or can be abriled like lines and shapes. colour mode with in the peace about the brand. colour says something different<br>3.shape, geomatric ad interest. shapes are diffind as bounderys, they are often use to divide pages and how the shapes are interactive.<br>4. </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Ten Basic elements of design <br>Creating Beautiful design is about more than inspiraton of ideas its about understanding fundamentals of the subject although its possible to spend years studying the neances of design.<br><br>1. Line<br>the first and most basic element of design is a line. in drawing a line you have stroke. lines are useful for dividgin space and drawing the eye to  specific location. For examlple think about how a magazine uses lines to sepearate content head lines and side pannles. <br> <br>2. Colour <br>colour is one of the mosts obvious elemesnts of design for both the user and designer. It can stand alone as a background or be applied to other elements, like lines, shapes, textures, typeology. Colour creates a mood withinthe peice and tells a story about the brand. Every colour says something differernt <br><br>3. Shape <br>Shapes, geometric or organic have add interst. Shapes are difeined by bounderies such as lines or clour and they are often used tp emphiseize a portion of the page. Everything is ultimatley a shape so you must always whink in terms of how the various element of your desing are creating shapes and how thoses shapes are interacting.<br><br>4. Space</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>10 basic elements of design<br>Creating beautiful design is about<br>More than inspiration or a great idea its about understanding fundamentals of the subject.<br><br>Although it is possible to spend years studying the nuances of design and the the many varying takes on how to be successful at it, there are a handful or two of basic elements that every designer should know.<br><br>1: Line<br>The first and most basic element of design is that of line.<br>In drawing a line you have stroke.<br>Lines are useful for divided space and drawing the eye to a specific location. For example think about how a <br><br>2: Color<br>Color creates a mood within the piece and tells a story about the brand.<br>Every color says something different.<br>My computer died<br><br>3: Shape<br>Shapes, geometric or organic add interest. Shapes are defined by boundaries such as lines or color and they are often used to emphasize a portion of the page. Everything is ultimately a shape so you must always think in terms of how your elements and how those shapes are interacting<br><br>4:Space<br><br><br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><strong>10 Basic Elements of Design:</strong><br>Creating beautiful design is about more than inspiration or a great idea.<br>Its about understanding the fundamentals of the subject.<br>Although its possible to spend years studying the nuances of design and the many varying takes on how to be successful at it, there are a handful or two of basic elements that every designer should know.<br><br>1. <strong>Line: </strong>The first and most basic element of design is that of line. In drawing, a line, you have stroke. Lines are useful for diving space and drawing the eye to a specific location. <br>For example - think about how a magazine uses lines to separate content, headlines and side panels.<br><br>2. <strong>Colour: </strong>Colour is one of the most obvious elements of design for both user and designer. It cant stand alone as a background or be applied to other elements, like lines, shapes, textures or typology. Colour creates a mood within the piece and tells a story about the brand. Every colour says something different. <br><br>3. <strong>Shape:</strong> Shapes, geometric or organic add interest. Shapes are defined by boundaries such as lines or colour, and they are often used to emphasis a portion of the page. Everything is ultimately a shape, so you must always think in terms of how the various elements of your designs are creating shapes, and how those shapes are interacting.<br><br>4. <strong>Space:</strong> </div>]]></description>
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