3 d 2 design principles
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part 2 of 3 introduction to three dimensional design for visual arts foundations
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3 d 2 design principles
- 1. DESIGN DESIGN DESIGN DESIGN DESIGN DESIGN DESIGN DESIGN DESIGN
- 2. HUMAN BEINGS HAVE AN INHERENT PHYSIOLOGICAL SPATIAL ORIENTATION IN TERMS OF THREE PRIMARY DIRECTIONS. WE PERCEIVE FORM AND SPACE RELATIVE TO THREE IMAGINARY PLANES OF REFERENCE: HORIZONTAL, VERTICAL AND DEPTH.MOVEMENT IS A CHANGE IN POSITION RELATIVE TO THESE PLANES OF REFERENCE. THREE PRIMARY DIRECTIONS
- 3. HUMAN BEINGS HAVE AN INHERENT PHYSIOLOGICAL SPATIAL ORIENTATION IN TERMS OF THREE PRIMARY DIRECTIONS. WE PERCEIVE FORM AND SPACE RELATIVE TO THREE IMAGINARY PLANES OF REFERENCE: HORIZONTAL, VERTICAL AND DEPTH.MOVEMENT IS A CHANGE IN POSITION RELATIVE TO THESE PLANES OF REFERENCE. THREE PRIMARY DIRECTIONS
- 4. DISPLACEMENT IS A CHANGE IN POSITION PARALLEL TO THE HORIZONTAL OR VERTICAL PLANES. ROTATION IS A CHANGE OF POSITION BY TURNING ABOUT A POINT OR AXIS. THREE PRIMARY DIRECTIONS
- 5. LINE TO PLANE POINT TO LINE TO PLANE PROXIMATE DIMENSIONS ARE LINKED BY MOVEMENT (TIME) A POINT IN MOTION CREATES A LINE. A LINE MOVED PERPENDICULAR TO IT’S ORIENTATION CREATES A PLANE. A PLANE MOVED SIMILARLY CREATES A SOLID. THREE PRIMARY DIRECTIONS
- 6. LINE TO PLANE PROXIMATE SPACE IS THE AREA WITHIN AND AROUND AN OBJECT. ALL OBJECTS ENGAGE AND HELP TO DEFINE THE SPACE AROUND THEM. SPACE
- 7. LINE TO PLANE PROXIMATE SPACE IS NOT NOTHING. IT IS FILLED WITH ENERGY, VISUAL WEIGHT, TENSION, EXPECTATION AND SIGNIFICATION SPACE NEGATIVE SPACE
- 8. LINE TO PLANE PROXIMATE SPACE IS NOT NOTHING. IT IS FILLED WITH ENERGY, VISUAL WEIGHT, TENSION, EXPECTATION AND SIGNIFICATION SPACE COMPRESSION AND EXPANSION
- 9. LINE TO PLANE PROXIMATE SPACE COMPRESSION AND EXPANSION
- 10. LINE TO PLANE PROXIMATE SPACE COMPRESSION AND EXPANSION
- 11. LINE TO PLANE SHAPE/FORM/MOVEMENT PROXIMATE SHAPES ARE PLANER. FORMS ARE DIMESIONAL. CONTINUITY TRANSFORMS THE MOVEMENT OF SHAPES INTO FORMS. STABILITY AND DYNAMICS
- 12. LINE TO PLANE VOLUME/MASS/WEIGHT PROXIMATE VOLUME IS THE VISUAL SPACE DEFINED BY A FORM. MASS IS THE VISUAL DENSITY OF A FORM. WEIGHT IS A NON-VISUAL, STRUCTURAL PROPERTY, A FUNCTION OF MATERIALS AND GRAVITY. STABILITY AND DYNAMICS
- 13. LINE TO PLANE VOLUME/MASS/WEIGHT CONTINUITY, CLOSURE, MATERIALS, SCALE, COLOR, LIGHT STABILITY AND DYNAMICS