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Final Project: Illustrated Harmonious Moment

ADV 1100, Coursework
Finish Illustrated Harmonious Moment Freestudy
Finish Illustrated Harmonious Moment Freestudy

Program: Illustrator 

My Layout:

  • LESS is MORE. In order to illustrate a moment in time, I only represented the most important elements to communicate the message.
  • My thoughtful, well-considered figure-ground relationship. When capturing a moment, the figure-ground relationship must be strong and stable.
  • Clearly orientate the viewer.

My Color

  • Color: My composition  uses the exact proportion of hues in your color inventory from my color reference. Creating a simple proportional inventory that clearly demonstrates visual hierarchy through color.
  • Dominant color, Sub-Dominant color, and the Accent color.

 

I hope you like it, I truly enjoyed Graphic Design Principles 1, i will miss truly … i cant wait to see what Graphic Design Principles 2 will have in-store for me.  Prof. Spevack  is a great teacher , and helped me grow and understand graphic design and showed me why i loved it and why i choose this Degree.

 

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Color Harmony Free Study

ADV 1100, Coursework
plit-Complements: based on the triad system, using one color plus two colors on either side of its complement. (example: teal and orange & grey).
plit-Complements: based on the triad system, using one color plus two colors on either side of its complement. (example: teal and orange & grey).

Analogous: colors that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel (example: green , Blue-green and yellow green ).
Analogous: colors that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel (example: green , Blue-green and yellow green ).
Complements: using colors opposite on the color wheel. This relationship often produces visual tension, shock, or electricity (as we observed in our color interaction studies).
Complements: using colors opposite on the color wheel. This relationship often produces visual tension, shock, or electricity (as we observed in our color interaction studies).