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Guidelines to help a floral designer create a beautiful composition.
Principles of Design Guidelines to help a floral designer create a beautiful composition. Principles of Design Design Elements Line Shape & Form Pattern & Texture Color Space Size Proportion Balance Rhythm Objectives Beauty Simplicity Harmony Expression Radiation Repetition Transition
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Equality in weight & shape
Principles of Design Proportion Pleasing relationship in size and shape Height of arrangement = at least 1 ½ times the containers greatest dimension Balance Equality in weight & shape
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Principles of Design Rhythm
Related orderly organization of the design elements to create a dominant visual pathway Radiation Flowers are coming from one point Repetition Repeated use of one or more design elements such as color, shape or line Transition Smooth, gradual change from one element to another Small to large Light to dark Straight to round Spacious to clustered
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Principles of Design In class activity - You may work in groups or alone Using a visual technique (slides, poster or a display) Select a theme and plan the following with pictures and explanations for the following: Themes to pick from: Halloween Weddings Sympathy Valentine’s Day Christmas Thanksgiving Easter Birthday New Year’s Eve/Day Mothers/Fathers Day St. Patrick’s day You pick (get approved first) Explanations /pictures needed for the following: Flowers/Foliage Used Container(s) Used Color(s) Proportion Balance Rhythm Accessories to add Ribbon Theme related items
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Design Elements 1. Line Curved Diagonal Horizontal Vertical
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Design Elements 4. Size Gradual technique From small to large
2. Form (shape) The three dimensional aspect of an object 5. Color Bright and dark low and in front Duller and light flowers further in back 3. Space How you fill up the design Too much space? Too busy? 6. Pattern & Texture Baskets and flowers/foliage that are course
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Properties of color Hue
Property that gives the color its name – red, blue Value Measurement of the amount of light reflected Add white to lighted it and black to darken it Intensity Brightness of a color
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Take the color code personality test
Properties of color White Simple and neutral Portraying elegance and sophistication Red Lively Embodies strength Use with care so you do not get the overcrowding look Pink Portrays romance Be careful with the bright pinks so over crowding does not happen Yellow Cheerfulness and sunshine Add purple to create a springtime design Orange Reserved for autumn and Halloween Use with blue to create a lively combination Green Natural background like foliage Purple Appears cool and warm depending on the neighboring colors Blue Peaceful and quiet Large quantities can have a depressing psychological effect Take the color code personality test
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