Showing posts with label yellow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yellow. Show all posts

05 March 2008

Less Than %100 Black


















When placing dark, or black, text on a light background, if you chose about 80% of the full colour, you get a softer, lower contrast. It can make a big difference to how your readers engage with your design.

19 February 2008

Dynamic Organisation




















Visual dynamics and tension is easy to create using space and placement of objects. You can try an infinite number of positions in your graphic design to create powerful dynamic images easily.

09 February 2008

Making Patterns & Wallpaper




















You can create complex visual effects with simple techniques. This one uses only two colours. It can be used as a background, or as the basis for a repeating pattern or wallpaper for your design work on the web or on a greeting card.

20 January 2008

Complimentary Colours
















Complimentary colours on a standard color wheel they are the colors opposite each other (red/green, yellow/blue). They look great together and compliment each other. They make people feel good when looking at them.

05 January 2008

Serif or Sans Serif?




















A serif is slight projection finishing off a stroke of a letter. Sans serif means without that stroke. When you chose text for your designs you choose between serif fonts and sans serif fonts. They both have their place and can have a big effect on how your message is read.