Click on the link below if you wish to download this document. Elements of Visual Design Graphics are composed of basic elements. These may appear as defined, or physical, features. They may also be implied by positioning one or more elements in particular arrangements. Line A line is the most fundamental element of a graphic.
Lines can exist alone or be part of a collection.
Example Shape Shapes are areas enclosed by lines. They can also be a result of a collection. Example Texture Texture refers to the visual look or feel of a surface. It is, or implies, a 3-dimensional feature. For printed graphics, texture can be a tactile element as well as a visual one.