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Principles of Design

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    Principles of Design
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  • It is the center of interest that creates visual attraction that any other elements.
    Emphasis
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  • It pertains to the pleasing arrangement of all the details in a garment.
    Harmony
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  • It refers to the unequal distribution of elements in a garment when looking at the center.
    Proportion
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  • It shows design that has exact details on both sides.
    Balance
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  • It is achieved by repetition of lines and masses.
    Rhythm
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  • It is also known as informal balance.
    Assymmetrical balance
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  • It refers to the position on the color wheel, or a name given to specific color such as red and yellow.
    Hue
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  • It is the lightness or darkness of a color.
    Value
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  • It pertains to the saturation, brightness or paleness of a color.
    Intensity
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  • Colors which cannot be made by mixing other colors.
    Primary Colors
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  • Colors are the colors which are made by mixing two primary colors.
    Secondary colors
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  • Colors made by mixing primary and secondary colors.
    Tertiary color
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  • This scheme is created by putting the shades of the same color.
    Monochromatic Schemes
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  • This consists of adjacents colors in the color wheel.
    Analogous schemes
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  • This is created by putting together two colors from the opposite sides of the color wheel.
    Complementary schemes
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  • This takes a color and works it with the two colors adjacent to its complement.
    Split complementary
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