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    Visual Mil Report

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    1. Visual information uses various media like photography, video, and infographics to creatively represent ideas and concepts in a way that aids learning. 2. Visual media can be formally produced by organizations for educational purposes or informally produced and includes elements like line, shape, color, form and texture that make up the basic building blocks of visual design. 3. Key principles for effective visual design include consistency, having a clear center of interest, achieving balance, harmony, contrast and directional movement to guide the viewer's eye through the composition in an engaging way.

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    1. Visual information uses various media like photography, video, and infographics to creatively represent ideas and concepts in a way that aids learning. 2. Visual media can be formally produced by organizations for educational purposes or informally produced and includes elements like line, shape, color, form and texture that make up the basic building blocks of visual design. 3. Key principles for effective visual design include consistency, having a clear center of interest, achieving balance, harmony, contrast and directional movement to guide the viewer's eye through the composition in an engaging way.

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    1. Visual information uses various media like photography, video, and infographics to creatively represent ideas and concepts in a way that aids learning. 2. Visual media can be formally produced by organizations for educational purposes or informally produced and includes elements like line, shape, color, form and texture that make up the basic building blocks of visual design. 3. Key principles for effective visual design include consistency, having a clear center of interest, achieving balance, harmony, contrast and directional movement to guide the viewer's eye through the composition in an engaging way.

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    1. Visual information uses various media like photography, video, and infographics to creatively represent ideas and concepts in a way that aids learning. 2. Visual media can be formally produced by organizations for educational purposes or informally produced and includes elements like line, shape, color, form and texture that make up the basic building blocks of visual design. 3. Key principles for effective visual design include consistency, having a clear center of interest, achieving balance, harmony, contrast and directional movement to guide the viewer's eye through the composition in an engaging way.

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    VISUAL

    INFORMATION
    AND MEDIA
    Visual Information

    Visual information is the artistic or


    creative representation or
    interpretation
    of an idea, concept, or emotion using
    different media.
    1. Visual media and information –
    materials, programs, applications, and the
    like
    that teachers and students use to formulate
    new information to aid learning
    through the use, analysis, evaluation, and
    production of visual images.
    2. Types of visual media –
    photography, video, screenshots,
    infographics, data
    visualization (charts and graphs),
    comic strips/cartoons, memes, visual
    notetaking, etc.
    3. Formally and informally produced visual
    media – visual media produced by
    formal organizations such as schools,
    government, and established
    media/publishing outfits are considered
    formally produced.
    4. Purpose of visual information
    - the primary purpose of visual
    information is to
    gain attention, create meaning, and
    facilitate retention
    5. Visual design elements – the
    building blocks or basic units in
    the construction
    of a visual image.
    DESIGN ELEMENTS

     LINE – describes a shape or outline. It


    can create texture and can be thick or
    thin. Lines may be actual, implied, vertical,
    horizontal, diagonal, or contour
     SHAPE – usually a geometric area
    that stands out from the space next to
    or
     around it, or because of differences in
    value, color, or texture. Shape may
    also be organic .
    VALUE – the degree of light and dark
    in a design. It is the contrast between
     black and white and all the tones in
    between.
     TEXTURE – the way a surface feels or is
    perceived to feel. Visual texture is the
    illusion of the
     surfaces peaks and valleys, resulting in a
    feeling of smoothness or roughness in
     objects.
     COLOR– determined by its hue (name of
    color), intensity (purity of the hue), and
     value (lightness or darkness of hue). It is
    therefore
     important to create color palettes that will
    evoke the appropriate audience
     reactions
     FORM – a figure having volume and
    thickness. An illusion of a 3-dimensional
     object can be implied through the use of
    light and shading. Form can be viewed
     from many angles.

    VISUAL DESIGN PRINCIPLES:

    Consistency of margins, typeface,


    typestyle, and colors is necessary,
    especially
    in slide presentations or documents that
    are
    more than one page.
    CENTER OF INTEREST– an area that first
    attracts attention in a composition. This area
    is more important when compared to the
    other objects or elements in a composition.
    BALANCE– a feeling of visual equality in
    shape, form, value, color, etc. Balance can be
    symmetrical and evenly balanced, or
    asymmetrical and unevenly balanced.
    HARMONY– brings together a composition
    with similar units. For ex., if your
    composition is using wavy lines and organic
    shapes, you should consistently use these types
    of lines and not put in just one
    geometric shape.
    CONTRAST- shows the difference between
    shapes and can be used as a background to
    bring objects out and forward in a design. It
    can also be used to create an area of
    emphasis.
    DIRECTIONAL MOVEMENT- a visual flow
    through the composition. It can be the
    suggestion of motion in a design as you
    move from object to object by way of
    placement and position.
    RHYTHM – a movement in which some
    elements recur regularly. Like a dance, it
    will have a flow of objects that will seem like
    the beat of music.
    PERSPECTIVE – this is created through the
    arrangement of objects in two-dimensional
    space to look like what they appear in real
    life. Is a learned meaning of the
    relationship between different objects seen
    in space.
    THANK YOU!!!

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