The Ultimate Guide To DESIGN

Table Of Content Orange Spiderweb Nails Pennywise Nails Halloween Nails design #49 Ghosts and Stripes Black Spider Nails with Sparkle Dollop it on your nail and lightly draw it towards the cuticle to create the drip appearance. If it's Scream, then you need to bookmark this mani for your next appointment. Wavy, black and white striped French tips compliment the spooky portrait of Ghostface and his weapon of choice. If Frankenstein went to the salon for a manicure, he would definitely get this look. The signature stitching paired with a candy apple red French tip is a fun twist on the classic bright green we think of when monsters come to mind. Orange Spiderweb Nails Creepy crawlers look more cute than creepy with this this fun, funky nail look. When you're sorting out your Halloween 2020 look, don't forget about your nails. Ahead, we've compiled 10 Halloween nail art ideas that are sure to fright and delight. These maximalist nails say it’s Halloween season, w...

Table Of Content Introduction to the Elements of Design: Point Repetition and Pattern Movement Elements of Design: Space (Negative Space) You likely want to direct how your audience consumes the content you create. This natural progression of one’s eyes, from one object to another, can be controlled by the design of the content. Even if you’re repeating content or styles across different platforms, add some dynamism to it so that it can be easily recognized without seeming like lazy work. If you have a hero visual in your design and want it to be at the center of your communication, give it its own space and write your content on a solid patch — this is contrast. For any design to have a dynamic look, it is essential to have well-contrasted elements. Introduction to the Elements of Design: Point We can imagine a centre point of the design and distribute the elements in a way that creates balance. Properly implemented hierarchy ensures clarity and a seamless flow in design. Co...