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This photo uses repetition of the tulips in a slightly decreasing size order to create rhythm and flow.

The Digital Impact Alliance (DIAL) hosted a Digital Principles Training Workshop in London with TechChange during October 2018.

 

To learn more about the Principles for Digital Development, visit digitalprinciples.org

 

To learn more about our Principles for Digital Development tools, visit digitalprinciples.org/out-of-the-box-content/

 

© Digital Impact Alliance (DIAL)/TechChange/Christopher Neu

The Digital Impact Alliance (DIAL) hosted a Digital Principles Training Workshop in London with TechChange during October 2018.

 

To learn more about the Principles for Digital Development, visit digitalprinciples.org

 

To learn more about our Principles for Digital Development tools, visit digitalprinciples.org/out-of-the-box-content/

 

© Digital Impact Alliance (DIAL)/TechChange/Christopher Neu

Formal Compositional Principles

Unity- When I look at this I feel spiritually connected and at one with my own being

www.designjuices.co.uk/2013/04/graphic-designer-and-illus...

The lights and the shapes on the ceiling creates a repetitive pattern on the ceiling.

 

This photo shows negative space because there are blank areas free of images and white space.

lying through your teeth

Proportion- With the girl in the middle, ad the two reflections (also light side and dark side) on both sides of her makes a very proportional rule of thirds

webitect.net/design/40-breathtaking-graphic-design-examples/

This is point of view because the photos taken at a angle looking up from the ground.

this picture show movement, i was trying to take the picture while being in it at the same time.

The relation of the flower pots, the trees, the garage and the bricks shows scale size.

 

our first main project in principles of design. my statement had to do with evolution and maturity i think.

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