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DEVELOPING PRINT MEDIA

Reporter
MALLORGA
PAGAYONAN
ROMERO
Principle Of Visual
CONTENTS
Design

And Communication

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What is Print Media?
Printed media are
PRINT MEDIA
materials used to
Inform, instruct and motivate learners.
Some materials may be used as
Learning aids used in the
classroom, training materials used
in workshops, seminars or trainings
or as information materials
to announce upcoming events or
products
Principle of Visual and Design
There are twelve basic
principles of design:
contrast, balance, emphasis,
proportion, hierarchy,
repetition, rhythm, pattern,
white space, movement,
variety, and unity.
CONTRAST
Contrast refers to
how different
elements are in a
design, particularly
adjacent elements.
These differences
make various elements
stand out.
BALANCE
All design elements and
principles—typography, colors,
images, shapes, patterns, etc.—
carry a visual weight. Some
elements are heavy and draw the
eye, while other elements are
lighter. The way these elements
are laid out on a page should
create a feeling of balance.
EMPHASIS
Emphasis deals with
the parts of a design
that are meant to
stand out. In most
cases, this means the
most important
information the
design is meant to
convey.
PROPORTION
Proportion is one of the easier
principles of graphic design to
understand. Simply put, it’s the size
of elements in relation to one another.
Proportion signals what’s important in
a design and what isn’t. Larger
elements are more important, smaller
elements less.
HIERARCHY
Hierarchy is most
easily illustrated
through the use of
titles and headings
in a design. The
title of a page
should be given the
most importance
REPETITION
Repetition is a great way to
reinforce an idea. It’s also a great
way to unify a design that brings
together a lot of different elements.
Repetition can be done in a number of
ways: via repeating the same colors,
typefaces, shapes, or other elements
of a design.
RHYTHM
The spaces between
repeating elements can
cause a sense of rhythm to
form, similar to the way
the space between notes in
a musical composition
create a rhythm.
PATTERN
Patterns are nothing more than a
repetition of multiple design
elements working together.
Wallpaper patterns are the most
ubiquitous example of patterns
that virtually everyone is
familiar with.
WHITE SPACE
White space—also
referred to as
“negative space”—
is the areas of a
design that do not
include any design
elements. The space
is, effectively,
empty.
MOVEMENT
Movement refers to
the way the eye
travels over a design.
The most important
element should lead
to the next most
important and so on.
VARIETY
Variety in design is used to create
visual interest. Without variety, a
design can very quickly become
monotonous, causing the user to lose
interest. Variety can be created in a
variety of ways, through color,
typography, images, shapes, and
virtually any other design element.
UNITY
Unity refers to how well the elements
of a design work together. Visual
elements should have clear
relationships with each other in a
design. Unity also helps ensure
concepts are being communicated in a
clear, cohesive fashion.
COMMUNICATION
Print media is an effective way to
communicate the people. Communication is
the medium of transferring information
from one place to another. Communication
is used for a wide variety of activities
including planning, media relations,
customer-client relations, and internal
communications.
Teaching reflection
Teaching reflection
Teaching strategy
Teaching strategy
Teaching strategy
Teaching strategy
Teaching strategy
Thank you for
listening
BTVTED III-B DRAFTING
TECHNOLOGY

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