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DESIGN
FUNDAMENTALS
BHOOMI AGARWAL
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 The
EMOTIONAL
OUTBURST

THIS ABSTRACT DRAWING

DOTS REPRESENTS A WHIRLPOOL OF LINES
EMOTIONS THROUGH DOTS AND
LINES.

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 PRACTICING
curves ,
As an element of design, lines can stand alone or be part of
another graphic element. They are versatile and one of the
building blocks of graphic design that can communicate
emotion and information.
LINES
ines are the most basic of all the elements of design. Lines
can be long or short, straight, or curved. They can also be
horizontal, vertical, or diagonal. Lines are solid, dashed,
thick, thin, or of variable width.

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Hue refers to the origin of the colors we can see. Primary
and Secondary colors (Yellow, Orange, Red, Violet, Blue,
and Green) are considered hues; however, tertiary colors
(mixed colors where neither color is dominant) would also
be considered hues.
Many people use terms like “hue” and “color” or “tint” and
“shade” interchangeably, but the terms have distinctly
different meanings. Color is a very general term used to
describe every hue, tint, tone, or shade we can see. Hue
refers to the dominant color family.
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Assignment on hue,
tint, tone & shade

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the colour
wheel
Group assignment

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 EXPLORING

objects
finding materials of different shades tints
and tones of a single hue.

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TWO DIFFERENT TWO SAME SIZE
COLORS APPEAR SAME APPEAR DIFFERENT

TWO SAME COLORS

COLOUR
APPEAR DIFFERENT

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The lines
representing traps.
feeling of being
captured like in a
jail.
the shapes
represent harmony
like a flower.

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WHITESPACE

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product live
sketches
WITH SCALE

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NEW SHAPES FROM INTERSECTION
OF BASIC SHAPES

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TAKING THE DOT FOR A WALK

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TRANSFORMING ONE SHAPE INTO ANOTHER

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ABSTRACT DRAWINGS ON
DIFFERENT TOPICS
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HUMAN FIGURE
SKETCHES