Week ONE

Galina Zhu

Tuesday, January 16, 2024

In the realm of design, where minimalism often implies concealing elements within, I choose to showcase all elements prominently. I believe in the power of clarity, where what one sees is what one gets.

In the realm of design, where minimalism often implies concealing elements within, I choose to showcase all elements prominently. I believe in the power of clarity, where what one sees is what one gets.

——Jialun Xiong

——Jialun Xiong

video by Doreen Zhang

Material
Define Personality

The materials that compose the physical world around us play a profound role in shaping and reflecting our personality. Even when confronted with objects of identical shapes, the choice of materials introduces a dynamic layer that influences our perception and connection with those objects.

Different materials evoke distinct sensory experiences. The touch, feel, and even sound of materials contribute to how we interact with and interpret our surroundings. For instance, the warmth of wood may convey a sense of comfort, while the cool touch of metal may suggest modernity and sleekness.

Design Need To Blend Together

Design needs to blend seamlessly because the main goal is to create a complete and impactful look or experience.

When different elements in things like pictures, websites, or physical spaces come together smoothly, it helps everything feel connected and easy to understand. Making colors, shapes, and textures blend well together doesn't just make things look good; it also grabs attention and sends a clear message.

In terms of brands, keeping everything blending together helps people recognize and trust them. It's not just about looking nice – blending different parts of a design also makes sure things work well and are practical. Whether it's in buildings, products, or digital designs, combining how things look with how they work creates experiences and products that not only look good but also serve their purpose effectively.

So, blending elements in design is like putting together a puzzle where every piece fits, making the whole picture complete and making sense to the people it's meant for.