Graphic Design Theory #15 - Focal Point

GRAPHIC DESIGN THEORY

This video is one of the 200+ video lessons with 25+ hours of total playtime from the Graphic Design Theory Series. Master more than 500 terms with visual examples on Color & Contrast, Balance, Space, Composition, Hierarchy, Typography, Web & Print design and much more.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:36 Examples Starts
02:03 Visual CenterPoint
02:44 Visual Journey
04:07 Visual Rythm
04:32 Examples

[zohaibmalik]

Awesome tutorial as always. I always learn a lot from these. Your knowledge and explanation are really great.

[PawanSinghchamyal]

I learned lots of things in this video

[kerwynwilson]

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[TheSid]

Which tool did you use for markup of arrows and shapes?

[arshanjumani]

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[anshphour]

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[Youtubesuccesschannel]

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[TrailAtlas]

Great video, what program do you use to draw on the screen?

[xianwu]

hello, i want to know, have you any whole course that remove the shadow from complex image very fast and easily

[juurstudio]

Thanks for this great content and the whole series altogether! However, I think your analysis of the opera poster is not entirely correct. I'd say the top all caps title is much more likely to be read secondly after the focal point, not thirdly as you suggest in the video. Yes it is farther away from the focal point than the left hand side type, but to counteract that 1) it is on the very top 2) it is much bigger 3) it is in all caps with lots of negative space around it, 4) it has higher contrast, all of which in turn 5) make it legible way earlier when looked at in some distance than the left hand side type, which is primarily losing out because it is not legible without turning your head to the side. But thanks again for the video!

[uncletrick]

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