Design composition

Author: Yuan Tao
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Planning teaching material for industrial design in general higher education. Any object contains three attributes: form, color, and texture. In design composition, the focus is on the relationships between an object's form and color. The relationship of form refers to the interconnectedness between shapes, which involves the composition and division of forms in visual and spatial arrangements. The relationship of color, on the other hand, studies the inherent properties of color, the relationships between color combinations, and the psychological effects they produce. Texture refers to the surface organization of an object, presenting a certain texture that varies depending on the materials used or the techniques applied. Different materials or techniques result in different textures. This book emphasizes the characteristics and key points of composition design, particularly its mathematical and logical nature. By applying mathematical principles, proportions, and numerical sequences to visual compositions and the use of color in design, the book highlights these aspects. It aims to discuss the essential attributes of composition, emphasizing its mathematical and logical nature, as well as its methods and approaches. The terminology used also reflects this distinction to differentiate it from fine arts. This book is suitable for students in design and art programs, professional designers, and design enthusiasts.