Contrast In Colour – Visual Hierarchy In Poster Design | Design Lesson



In a previous lesson we learnt about visual hierarchy and the key ways it can be achieved.

In this video we are going to take a closer look at how contrast in colour can create a clear sense of hierarchy in design.

I’m going to take you through a quick presentation, where we can look at some examples of how visual hierarchy can be achieved using contrast in colour in poster design, and the lessons we can learn to incorporate in our own design.

Let’s Get Into It!

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KEY AREAS:

00:00:00 Intro
00:01:51 Contrast In Colour
00:07:01 What Can We Learn
00:07:31 Application

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