Much like how the English language is constructed by arranging the letters of the alphabet, every design project requires a foundational element that can be tweaked and developed into an aesthetically pleasing and informative piece. Graphic design draws from basic elements such as points, lines and planes, which can be utilised in a myriad of inspiring ways to act as conceptual focal dots or building blocks to form intricate patterns. These elements serve as the building blocks of visual communication, providing designers with an endless array of possibilities to express their ideas in a meaningful and impactful way. Although these…
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Much like how the English language is constructed by arranging the letters of the alphabet, every design project requires a foundational element that can be tweaked and developed into an aesthetically pleasing and informative piece.
Graphic design draws from basic elements such as points, lines and planes, which can be utilised in a myriad of inspiring ways to act as conceptual focal dots or building blocks to form intricate patterns. These elements serve as the building blocks of visual communication, providing designers with an endless array of possibilities to express their ideas in a meaningful and impactful way. Although these are seemingly simple design elements, their potential for conveying complex ideas is profound. By understanding and mastering these basic design elements, designers can unlock the true potential of their creativity and produce work that is both engaging and visually stunning.
From points, lines and planes, Japanese Wow Factor shows you how basic elements become meaningfully informative and aesthetically pleasing results in Japan.
Designer: Aki Kana, Taku Sasaki
Size: 170x230mm
Pages: 360
Publication: 2025
Binding: Casebound book
