Elements and Principles of Design

 

Lines

Contrasting Colors

Unity

Texture

Pattern

We were asked to take pictures of all the elements and principles of designs. I thought this assignment was really fun because it was like a scavenger hunt trying to find ways to best represent these principles and elements! These are my 5 principles and/or elements that I chose to pick because I liked these photos the most!

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