You can use the principle of designs as reminders and guidelines on what to do to a piece. They are helpful to remind a designer of what is important to focus on in their designs, and how to achieve those important rules.
What are the principles of design (define each in your own words)?Some principles of design are: Contrast--the difference between light and dark. Repetition--repeating. Alignment--the way in which something is lined up. Proximity--how close or far things are in the design. Balance--the evenness of the piece. Proportion--the different and hopefully even sizing. Emphasis--something drawing more attention to itself. Unity--how united in feel/flow/design/etc. Harmony--if the piece and elements in it work together well.
For each of the 4 principles of C.R.A.P., find an example that utilizes the principle within the design. You should have 4 DIFFERENT sample designs. For each, discuss how the particular principle is used.
Contrast is used in the use of complimentary colors (orange and blue) and the light focusing on the flower and the shadow it creates. |
Repetition is used here with the many leaves repeating themselves. It creates a pattern. |
The Alignment in this piece is centered. It helps make it look finished and orderly. |
The proximity of the cells here create the image of a paw. Their proximity allows viewers to see this image clearly. |
What two colors are used to create the mask?
Black and white.
Describe the process of using a layer mask?
You first apply a layer mask to a layer you wish to create a mask on. Once the mask is created, you can then adjust the visibility of the masked layer by using white (to make things visible) or black (to cover things).
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