Pre-Digital Design Edward Penfield
The colours used in this style of design are duller and less vibrant.
This makes the images look older. The images have little to no shadows and the colour range is small.
The main images are people, the style used to paint it looks like there
isn’t much detail in the image and the main image doesn’t standout much from
the background.
The style used normally gives
the image a small amount of space and
depth. This style often has a flat single colour background that makes the
image have little space and depth.
Pre-Digital Design was around when there wasn’t the modern day technology like computers,
printers and modern day paints.
The layout in this style has the main image either on the left or right
side or in the middle. There is a large amount of flat colour in the image.
The composition of this style is normally a single character as the
main image on a flat background. The images have a small amount of depth. The
colours are dull and less vibrant.
The style of the text/type is a single colour that is
easy to read. The colour of the text is different from the background but still
relates to the image.
The technique used by the artist to use this style is water colour
paints and a paintbrush.
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