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With so many devices available for users, it’s essential to adapt the content and features for different screen sizes and resolutions using CSS Grid layout. Read how CSS Grid layouts aid an efficient web design process and check out tips and examples at Adobe XD Ideas.
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Tension is a sense of minor cognitive discomfort in the viewer. It’s a way of arranging graphical elements, and manipulating their relationship to one another, to affect the viewer’s psychology in order to capture attention. #minimalist #geometric #shapes #poster #design #madebynewgreenwich
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The fish shapes flow together in the same direction so that they share the common fate of turning into the bigger fish seen at the top right of the picture.
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Tension and Balance in Graphic Design · Lisa Charlotte Rost
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The pattern of building tension and then releasing that tension is one of the most ingrained patterns on all human beings. Tension and release is at the heart of music, story, art, and pretty much all creative endeavors. The tension and release pattern in music creates rhythm. In a mystery novel we call it suspense […]
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Balanced abstract composition from stabilised plastic geometric shapes - plaster cone, ball and wooden stick on a duotone background with soft shadows, copy space.
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Understanding Dialectical Process
Dialectic Cycle Diagram
The pattern of the dialectic (usually attributed to the philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel) has three components or stages of development: 1) a thesis, which gives rise to its reaction; 2) an antithesis, which contradicts or negates the thesis; 3) and the tension between the two is resolved by means of a synthesis. Many social theorists, including Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, have claimed to identify this pattern in the social world.
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There are recognizable motifs that reappear throughout illustrator Tim Lahan’s work – melting objects, bulbous rocks and, in particular, jagged lines
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Example from a folder, Play and Image, containing sheets in which basic elements, paper and red and black oblongs, are arranged to make a number of symbolic groupings. From Graphis 98, 1961. Blogged at Aqua-Velvet.
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By Karla Sanders, Engagement Manager at Heinz Marketing Profit-conscious B2B marketers in 2025 know that winning a deal is only the midpoint of revenue creation. New research shows that existing customers now generate 40 % of net-new ARR for SaaSRead More ›
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—Experiment and typography designbased on different laws from « Flatland »,book written by Ewin A. Abbott..
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