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Visual Principles in Design: Balance, Emphasis, Harmony, and More

Explore the fundamentals of design through symmetry, asymmetry, gradation, contrast, emphasis, harmony, pattern, rhythm, movement, and space. Illustrative examples highlight these concepts in photography and art.

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Visual Principles in Design: Balance, Emphasis, Harmony, and More

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  1. Fredy A Diaz Principals of Design

  2. Symmetrical Balance • This picture shows symmetrical balance because if you were to cut it in half both sides would be the same!

  3. Asymmetrical Balance • This picture shows asymmetrical balance because if the picture were to be cut in half it wouldn’t be the same.

  4. Gradation • This photo shows gradation because as the lines become to come closer the brighter they are and the farther they are the darker they get.

  5. Contrast • This photo shows contrast because of the different colors next to others that differ. I HAVE SWAG

  6. Emphasis • This photo shows emphasis because it focus on the strange sign and on little bill.

  7. Harmony • This photograph represents harmony because of the color blue vivid comfort and the comfort of the hat.

  8. Pattern • This photo represents pattern because the image repeats itself.

  9. Rhythm • This photo shows rhythm because of all the colors that stand out and show up in the background RGB status.

  10. Movement • This photograph shows movement because of the little bar that moves when a specific music pattern is being played.

  11. Space • This photograph shows space because there is space between the cars in the other end of the sidewalk.

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