Author Archives: jillfejes

Hierarchy is the order of importance. This can be related to a social group, in a religious, workplace and politics. It Is mostly expressed through naming someone in certain cultures, but it can also be expressed visually through scale, value, … Continue reading →

LAYERS: Layers are overlapping components of an image in a sequence. Layers are used in everyday sequences in computer programs, books, nature and even on sports fields. Layers help build dimension and emphasis in a story, art piece, building or … Continue reading →

TEXTURE: Texture is the textile of everything in our lives, and helps us understand the nature of things. When it comes to art textures some times they are intentionally contrasted and manipulated with how they look as an art compilation. … Continue reading →

In Ellen Lupton and Jennifer Cole Philips’ chapter of color they highlight the concept of color and the remarkable tricks it can play on the eye. Color has a remarkable role in moods, it can differentiate, camouflage and high light … Continue reading →

Time and Motion are closely related factors in images. Motion can be implied through different images together or separately in a single image. A lot of images today work with motion graphics that has implied lines and motion, but also … Continue reading →

Formstorming, an act of visual thinking. Designers use many ways of formstorming for inspiration and creativity to spark. Form storming can be used as a type of creative vessel to transport an idea into an actual composed art piece through … Continue reading →

SCALE: Scale is the size of an object or the actual image itself. The scale of an image is crucial for the context of the image. The bigger the scale, the more it is the focal part of the imagery. … Continue reading →

FRAMING:   Frames for an image are everywhere, the outskirts of what you see is essentially a frame. The surroundings of an image can add a lot of meaning. A lot of designers now take a minimalist approach and barley … Continue reading →

POINT, LINE, PLANE: Point, Line and Plane the fundamental building blocks for design.  All three of these factors together combine as a perfect synergy that builds relationships to each other to form visually enticing textures and patterns. These three aspects, … Continue reading →