Hands-on Exercise No. 1 Batch-08 Solved Graphic Design
Instructions:
Please read the following instructions carefully before submitting this Hands-on Exercise:
- Use MS Word to submit the exercise solution.
- You may consult tutorials and videos if the concept is not clear.
- Your submitted exercise will not be considered/counted if:
- It is submitted after due date.
- It is not in the required format (.doc or .docx)
- It does not open, or file is corrupt.
- It is copied (partial or full) from any source (websites, forums, students, etc.)
Learning Outcome:
After completing this exercise, you shall be able to understand:
- What is a basic design and how to communicate using basic shapes and lines
- How to make a design pattern
- The use of negative and positive space .
Problem Statement
In the video lectures you have gained knowledge about the Principles of Graphic Design such as:
- Emphasis
- Balance
- Rhythm
- Scale
- Unity
- Contrast
- Repetition
- Space
Create basic designs based on principles of design stated above using basic shapes, lines and element of design i.e. Square, Circle, Triangle, Spiral, Straight Line, Curve Line and Diagonal Line, etc.
Note:
- Minimum four design are required but you can submit more designs if you want.
- Apply only one principle of design in each design composition.
- Please don’t forget to mention which principle you have applied in the particular composition.
- Also try to maintain the negative and positive space or black and white areas in the compositions.
- You can make 4x4 square inch basic designs pattern with black color marker on a white color chart paper or using black color paper cuttings.
- After completing the task, take pictures of your basic designs, insert them in a word file and upload on the LMS.
- Few examples as guidelines are given for your convenience and remaining shall be revealed in the solution file.
- You can take inspiration from these examples but please don’t copy them.
- Ideas taken from any previous exercise solution, will also not be acceptable.
