Saturday, October 23, 2010

Dimension/Depth/Space week 9


Here is an Art Deco style of graphic design that is exemplifies depth, scale and space. The first thing that I noticed was scale. If you take a look at the actual size of the characters they are different sizes. The one that is larger give the effect of being closer. The one that farther back appears to be further back in the page. There is also on that sits in between them. There are other elements that represent depth. Overlapping is being used in this design piece. It starts with the rays of light that appear to be in the back of this design. By placing buildings and people in front of these rays gives the feeling of depth. Another characteristic that shows this idea of depth/space is the hue and color. As the rays get closer to the building the hue begins to demising. Also if you loot at the first, and larger, character silhouette it is darker that the ones that are in smaller scale to the left of it. This design is also using one point linear perspective which is also creating dimension and depth.

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