Gareth David Studio
‘Texture’ Visual element of Graphic Design Ep5/45 [Beginners guide to Graphic Design] In this video Gareth David will discuss the fourth key visual element, and discuss "Texture" as a visual element in Graphic Design.
| Length | 06:17 |
| Price | Free of charge |
| Subject | Graphic Design |
| Languages | English |
| Video Transcripts | English |
About the video
The graphic part of graphic design is made up of visual elects, the building blocks of design. Through the harness of our artistic expression we choose these visual elements and arrange them on a surface in a layout to convey an idea. The basic visual elements that combine to create graphic design include the following: Line, Colour, Shape, Texture, Space, Form & Typography. Whatever work you produce, be it for a magazine, a poster, a website or advertisement, these visual elements will play a part in your design.
Texture is the way the surface feels or is perceived to feel. Texture is used to create a visual tone and can influence the look and feel of a piece of Graphic Design work.
Texture is used to attract or repel interest to an element depending of the pleasantness of the texture.
Meet the instructors
Gareth David is a London-based freelance designer with over eleven years experience who specialises in conceptual design for Print & Digital, Logo identity, Visual branding & Web/UI.
Video syllabus
Image Texture
Pattern Texture
Environmental, Biological and Manmade Texture
Organic and Geometric Shapes
Branding
Gift Wrap
Popular Patterns