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Prinsip - Dan - Unsur - Desain - X
PRINCIPLES
&
ELEMENTS
Ahmada Auliya Rahman, S.I.Kom., M.Pd.
Design Elements
Before we create a work, we must
first understand the materials that
make up the work, namely the
Design Elements.
There are 6 basic elements in the
realization of a work, namely:
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1. Line
2. Shape
3. Form
4. Color
5. Texture
6. Space
1. Unity
• Unity is one of the most important basic
principles of visual design.
• This principle is actually the relationship
principle.
• The absence of unity in a work of art will make
the work look scattered, chaotic which makes
the work uncomfortable to look at.
Sample 1 Sample 2
Example of design with the principle of
Unity
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2. Balance
• Artwork and design must have a balance so that
it is pleasing to the eye and not unsettling.
• Just as if we see a tree or building that is about
to fall, we feel uncomfortable and tend to be
restless.
• In the field of art this balance cannot be
measured but can be felt, which is a condition
where all parts of a work are not burdensome to
each other.
Sample 1 Sample 2
Examples of designs with the principle of
Balance
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3. Proportion
• Proportion is a basic principle of visual design to
achieve harmony.
• To obtain harmony in a work, proper
comparisons are needed.
Example of a design with the principle of
Proportion
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4. Rhythm
• Rhythm is a regular and continuous repetition of
motion.
• The principle of rhythm is actually the
relationship of repetition of the forms of the
visual elements.
Sample 1 Sample 2
Example of design with the principle of
Rhythm
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5. Dominance
• Domination is one of the basic principles of art
that must exist in works of art and design.
• Domination has several purposes, namely to
attract attention, eliminate boredom and to
break the order.
Sample 1 Sample 2
Example of a design with the principle of
Dominance
There are no Absolute
Design Principles
Visual arts is not an exact science like
mathematics, but as explained earlier, we
need to learn Design Principles so that we
understand the basic guidelines for forming
a design so that our work is more
focused/conceptualized.
Sometimes we have to Break The Rule (Out
of the Box), but before we go out of the Box
we must first understand the basic
guidelines of Design Principles.
Thanks