Is there a design principle specifically about the use of…
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Is there a design principle specifically about the use of black?
It appears that just making it black or adding black accents make designs better percieved. It's so common that I think that it's as important to master as the art of using Negative/White Space.
While using "negative space" is a well documented field on its own. I can't find a sort of topic to study on using the colour black. ChatGPT suggested related principles: visual weight, anchoring, contrast hierarchy and colour theory. Nothing was specifically on black, so I'm asking you.
Is there a recognized design principle, school of thought, or book that deals specifically with the use of black in design? Or is the effect simply an emergent result of those broader principles?
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It appears that just making it black or adding black accents make designs better percieved. It's so common that I think that it's as important to master as the art of using Negative/White Space.
While using "negative space" is a well documented field on its own. I can't find a sort of topic to study on using the colour black. ChatGPT suggested related principles: visual weight, anchoring, contrast hierarchy and colour theory. Nothing was specifically on black, so I'm asking you.
Is there a recognized design principle, school of thought, or book that deals specifically with the use of black in design? Or is the effect simply an emergent result of those broader principles?
#art
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