VISUAL PRINCIPLES: POINT
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| My first Visual Principle exercise was POINTS, and with the themes of symmetry and emphasis, I naturally began to create childhood illustrations, which helped move my mind from the academic structure into a more imaginative and abstract place to translate. |
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VISUAL PRINCIPLES: LINE
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| The LINES exercises presented a challenge in variety, as there is truly only one way to present a straight line. |
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| Angles play an important role in giving movement to lines, and repetition begins to play eye games for an added effect. |
VISUAL PRINCIPLES: PLANE
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| Finally I reached the most challenging Visual Principles exercise, PLANE. There are too many shape options with not enough objects allowed to use, and actually this ended up being the most rewarding outtake from the entire process. Challenge accepted. |
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| This specific page allowed me to give personality to simple shapes. Not only are they conveying the emotional message, but the organic relationship of the shapes took on a story of their own, beyond what I intended them to display. |
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| This last page has a harmony that I am especially drawn to, and I hope to use some of these designs in future projects. |
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