Graphic Design Common Practice--Approximation

Approximation refers to the common characteristics in terms of shape, size, color, texture, etc. It shows the effect of vivid changes in unity. The degree of approximation can be large or small, and if the degree of approximation is large, a sense of repetition is produced. A small degree of approximation will undermine unity.

Approximate classification:

1. Approximation of shapes: If two images belong to the same family, their shapes are similar, just like the human image.

2. Approximation of Bone Gravity: Bone lattices can be approximated rather than repeated, that is to say, the shape and size of the skeleton units have certain changes and are approximate.

Note: The difference between the approximation and the gradient is that the change of the gradient is very regular, the basic form is very strict, and the approximate regularity of the change is not strong, and the basic and other visual elements are more varied and more lively.

Approximate effect appreciation

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