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Natural agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible |
Light |
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Light often describes the light source or light reflected within the composition |
Light in Design |
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If there is _____, there is_____ |
Light, Shadow |
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Seeing shadows or highlights |
Light source |
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Where the light shines the brightest on an object |
Highlight |
Closest to and facing the light source |
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The darkest part of the object |
Shadow /Core shadow |
Furthest from the light source |
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Created by the object |
Cast shadow |
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Lighting in design can be achieved through the use of values within a design. Darker values suggest shadows and background elements. Meanwhile lighter values suggest lighting and focus |
Use color to create depth |
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Backgrounds have a massive impact on a design. An image gradient is a directional change in the intensity or color in an image |
Add gradient to your background |
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Creates a transition between two or more colors along a straight line |
Linear Gradient |
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Creates a transition between two or more colors in a shape of circle or an ellipse |
Radial Gradient |
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Creates transition rotated around a center point, rather than radiating from the center |
Conic Gradient |
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Tell the code at which points each color should stop and begin along the gradient |
Color stops |
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From a design standpoint, drop shadows can help items or information "rise" to the top of a layout, making them stand out. |
Cast and drop shadow |
They're also useful for improving the visibility of light-colored design elements, especially text. |
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Important concept in design that refers to the transparency of an element. |
Opacity |
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Great place to add light and shadow effects, whether concave, convex, edges, or depth of the letter. |
Typography |
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One of the common characteristics of flat design is its lack of depth, which means you won't be seeing many shadows or highlights |
Flat design |
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Variations or gradients can add sense of dimension or light/shadow interaction |
Color |
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This particular shadow style is often paired with flat design, especially for text and icons |
Long shadow |
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