ART 115 - Two-Dimensional Design

1. Demonstrate recognition of design problems.
   1. Analyze design problems.
   2. Discuss and study art from different periods and regions to become familiar with how other artists have solved design problems.
   3. Experiment visually and develop a direction for the design problem.
2. Practice principles of design.
   1. Achieve unity in the design.
   2. Develop a point of emphasis/focal point.
   3. Achieve balance in the design - asymmetrical, symmetrical, radial.
   4. Use scale, proportion, rhythm, shape, volume and texture in design.
3. Create illusion of space.
   1. Use devices (size, overlapping, etc.) to show depth.
   2. Use transparencies to create equivocal space.
4. Apply color theory to two-dimensional design.
   1. Work hue into design.
   2. Work color value into design.
   3. Employ color intensity into design.
   4. Utilize color schemes in design (complimentary colors, warm and cool colors, etc.)