A Text book of Design
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JAl'ANKSE SWOKD-GUARD Fk;. 107. JAPANESE SWOED-GUAED orange attract the eye much more powerfully than quiet blues, greens, or violets. At this point it may be well to say that no color in itself can be considered ugly or beautiful. Its beauty or lack of it is the result of its combinations with and relation to its surroundings. A large area of light value may be balanced by a smaller darker area. As a rule, shapes are composed without first paying much attention to color or value. When the area...s have certain agreeable space Fk;. 108. JATANESE REOCADE 06 AREA COMPOSITION relations, it becomes possible to emphasize or restrain cer- tain parts of the design by using dark or light values, great contrasts or lack of contrast, quiet or brilliant color (Fig. 109). A design is valuable on account of the impression Fig. 109. TILE FROM BLUE- JAY'S FEATHER (A. S. ) that it gives at first sight, and further on account of the maintenance of that good impression upon close examina- tion. A number of varied and conflicting interests will result in confusion.
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JAl'ANKSE SWOKD-GUARD Fk;. 107. JAPANESE SWOED-GUAED orange attract the eye much more powerfully than quiet blues, greens, or violets. At this point it may be well to say that no color in itself can be considered ugly or beautiful. Its beauty or lack of it is the result of its combinations with and relation to its surroundings. A large area of light value may be balanced by a smaller darker area. As a rule, shapes are composed without first paying much attention to color or value. When the area...s have certain agreeable space Fk;. 108. JATANESE REOCADE 06 AREA COMPOSITION relations, it becomes possible to emphasize or restrain cer- tain parts of the design by using dark or light values, great contrasts or lack of contrast, quiet or brilliant color (Fig. 109). A design is valuable on account of the impression Fig. 109. TILE FROM BLUE- JAY'S FEATHER (A. S. ) that it gives at first sight, and further on account of the maintenance of that good impression upon close examina- tion. A number of varied and conflicting interests will result in confusion.
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