Graphics Reference
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Distance Isolation
Progressive Separation Breaking out or leaving
Reordering Disharmony or disorder
Size Change Increased importance; implied relationship
Progressive size change Increased importance; growth
Direction Movement or energy
Differentiated Shape Specificity
Contour complexity Aggression or complication
Value Change Confrontation
Movement Inward, Overlap Interference; assembly
Interval change Enclosure or protection
Interval change Unity and opposition
By differentiating elements from others within an overall grouping, a designer creates a focus for
consideration, allowing the viewer to identify one set of elements and compare them to another.
 
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