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J187 Introduction to Interactive Multimedia. IIMM. Design Basics. Introduction Color Type J187 Class 2. Problem Solving. Design is about: Communication Creating Interest Solving Problems. Visual or Design Element: A nything on the page as well as the lack of anything (space ). - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Design Basics

Design BasicsIntroduction

Color

Type

J187 Class 2

IIMMJ187 Introduction to Interactive Multimedia

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Problem Solving

Visual or Design Element: Anything on the page

as well as the lack of anything (space).

Images, text, lines, shapes, graphics, spacing, etc.

Design is about:

• Communication

• Creating Interest

• Solving Problems

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CRAP DesignC.R.A.P:

• Contrast

• Repetition

• Alignment

• Proximity

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ContrastUse colors, shapes, sizes, fonts, space and imagery to create contrast in design.

Avoid colors and typefaces that are similar.

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RepetitionRepeat visual elements throughout the designCommunicates consistency and brand

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Alignment

Where’s my boat? Dock 4, Slip 20.

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ProximitySimilar Items Closer, Different farther apart.

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Color

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CMYK or RGB?

CMYK For Print

Pigment

DO NOT USE IN CLASS!

RGB For Screens

Light

ALWAYS USE IN CLASS!

WE WILL NEVER USE OR SPEAK OF CMYK IN THIS CLASS AGAIN!

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Color Wheel

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Primary ColorsWheel is based on the equal spacing of the primary colors Red, Yellow and Blue

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Secondary ColorsEqual combinations of those primary colors

Orange, Green, Violet/Purple

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Tertiary (third) ColorsThe next level of equal combinations

The color blue-green for example.

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Color Relationships• Complementary

• Two opposite colors in wheel

• Triads • Triangle Spacing around wheel

• Analogous • Adjacent Hues

• Monochromatic • Single color, varied intensity

• Compound • Combines colors from various

hues

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Color Relationships• Complementary

• Two opposite colors in wheel

• Triads • Triangle Spacing around

wheel

• Analogous • Adjacent Hues

• Monochromatic • Single color, varied intensity

• Compound • Combines colors from various

hues

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Color Relationships• Complementary

• Two opposite colors in wheel

• Triads • Triangle Spacing around wheel

• Analogous • Adjacent Hues

• Monochromatic • Single color, varied intensity

• Compound • Combines colors from various

hues

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Color Relationships• Complementary

• Two opposite colors in wheel

• Triads • Triangle Spacing around wheel

• Analogous • Adjacent Hues

• Monochromatic • Single color, varied intensity

• Compound • Combines colors from various

hues

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Color Relationships• Complementary

• Two opposite colors in wheel

• Triads • Triangle Spacing around wheel

• Analogous • Adjacent Hues

• Monochromatic • Single color, varied intensity

• Compound • Combines colors from

various hues

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Shades and Tints

Add Black Add White

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Warm and Cool Colors

Warm Cool

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Color Scheme Selectionhttp://kuler.adobe.com/#themes/rating?time=30

http://colorschemedesigner.com/

Image Selection in Photoshop


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