Basic rendering techniques
1. Stippling
2. Scribbling
3. Criss-cross
4. Cross hatching
5. Free hand vertical lines
6. Free hand horizontal lines
7. Free hand diagonal lines
8. Free hand circles
9. Curved lines
1. Stippling
2. Scribbling
3. Criss-cross
4. Cross hatching
5. Free hand vertical lines
6. Free hand horizontal lines
7. Free hand diagonal lines
8. Free hand circles
9. Curved lines
Sketches using basic rendering
Rendering with other medium like
2. Colour pencil
3. Oil pastel
4. Dry pastel
Warm colour and cool colour scheme
One point perspective
Colour wheel
Colour scheme
Monochromatic colours
Complimentary Colours
Analogous Colours
Motif
Any shape including one or all elements of design with minimal shape is called a motif.
Any shape including one or all elements of design with minimal shape is called a motif.
Types of motif
Natural, Geometrical, Stylized, Abstract, Ornamental, Simplified, Materialized.
Natural: representing nature.
Geometric: every lines and details are measured.
Stylized: deforming the existing shape.
Abstract: it does not have any defined shape.
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Ornamental: they are more detailed.
Simplified: minimal lines and design features
Materialized: every line should have a connection with each other forming a material.
Traditional, historical, oriental, contemporary, regional.
Traditional: design follow from generation to generation.
Historical: primitive textile design.
Oriental: design from the eastern part of the world (China, Japan)
Contemporary: designers perspective in modification of historical and traditional designs according to latest trends.
Regional: design ideas of a particular region.
Elements of design
- Line
- Colour
- Texture (Visual)
- Texture (Tactile)
- Shape
- Form
Principles of design
- Balance
- Harmony
- Emphasis
- Proportion
- Rhythm
