Week 2 - Elements and Principles of Design


Colour Swatches & Onsite Photographing

Data Set: Food

Associated words: Hungry, Taste, smells



Lines:

Shapes:

Direction (of lines):

Size/Scale:

Texture:

Colour:

Balance:

Proximity:

Alignment:

Repetition or Pattern: Footpath

Contrast: Shadows

Space:

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