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Illusions Created by the Elements of Design in Apparel

Illusions Created by the Elements of Design in Apparel. Apparel Fall 2008. Elements of Design. Color Line Shape Texture. Color. Color is the most dynamic element Three Properties of Color  Hue-Name of a color  Intensity-Brightness or dullness  Value-Lightness or darkness

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Illusions Created by the Elements of Design in Apparel

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  1. Illusions Created by the Elements of Design in Apparel Apparel Fall 2008

  2. Elements of Design • Color • Line • Shape • Texture

  3. Color • Color is the most dynamic element • Three Properties of Color Hue-Name of a color Intensity-Brightness or dullness Value-Lightness or darkness ☻☻Shade-Dark Values ☻☻Tints-Light Values

  4. Hue • What is this hue?

  5. Color-Hue • Navy Blue-Used for classic styles and sportswear

  6. Color Intensity • Which is more intense:

  7. Color Value • Lightness or darkness • Light hues are tints and draw more attention • Dark hues are shades and make you appear taller and thinner

  8. Warm Colors

  9. Warm Colors • Advance • Draw Attention

  10. Cool Colors

  11. Cool Colors • Restful relaxing • Recede

  12. Compare

  13. Neutral Color • Black-Absorbs all light and is warmer • White-Reflects all light and is cooler • Gray-Black and white blended together • Beige is also considered neutral • Accented neutral • Blends with all colors-color becomes more vivid

  14. Neutrals

  15. Illusions from Color Schemes • Monochromatic • Analogous • Complementary • Split Complementary • Triad • Accented Neutrals

  16. Monochromatic Color Scheme • Tints, shades and intensities of one color • Continuous look

  17. Analogous Color Scheme • Color next to each other on the color wheel

  18. Analogous • Colors can blend • For contrast, use different values and intensities

  19. Analogous Color Scheme

  20. Complementary Color Scheme • Hues directly across the color wheel • Great contrast • Colors become more vivid

  21. Complementary Colors

  22. Split Complementary • Three colors • One color with the color on either side of its complement • Bright contrast-use with care

  23. Split Complementary Colors

  24. Triad Color Scheme • Three colors equidistant on the color wheel • Great contrast

  25. Line • Structural or decorative • Straight, curved, jagged, vertical , horizontal • Vertical creates height and thinness • Horizontal creates width • Diagonal creates movement and excitement

  26. Line Illusions

  27. Shape • Outer lines of a garment determine shape • Natural, tubular, bell, and full • Natural is most classic • Tubular adds height and makes you appear thin • Bell shape draws attention to the wider part of the bell • Full makes you appear larger

  28. Texture • Surface characteristics that determine look or feel • Soft, crisp, smooth, nubby, dull, rough, shiny • Soft textures are most flattering • Crisp and bulky make you appear larger • Dull textures absorb all light make you are smaller • Shiny textures make you appear larger

  29. Poster Assignment • Create a poster illustrating appropriate clothing for different body types using the elements of design to accentuate and de emphasize certain body types • Body Types: Triangle, Inverted triangle, Rectangle, Hour Glass

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