Portfolio Of Student Of Dezyne E'cole College , Sandhya Chouhan, First Year Fashion Design.This Is The Portfolio Of Her Work From First Year .For More Details Visit www.dezyneecole.com

1. Sandhya Kumari Chouhan
1st Year Fashion Design Diploma NSQF 5 Level NSDC
Elements Of Design
Graphic Design
COREL DRAW

2. Project Report
On
Graphic Design
At
Dezyne E’cole College, Ajmer
Submitted To
Dezyne E’cole College
Towards The Partial Fulfilment of
1st Year Fashion Design Diploma
NSQF Level 5 Of NSDC
By
Sandhya Kumari Chouhan
Dezyne E’Cole College
106/10, Civil Lines, Ajmer
Tel.: 0145 – 2624679
www.dezynecole.com
2018 – 2019

3. The project report of Ms. Sandhya Kumari Chouhan, a student 1year Fashion Design Diploma , NSQF
level 5 of NSDC , has been checked and is graded as______________________________________
Thank you
Principal
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4. I, Sandhya Kumari Chouhan, Student Of Dezyne E'cole College, Extremely thankful To Each And Every
Individual Who Has Contributed In Successful Completion Of My Project. I Would Like To Express My sincere
Thanks Towards Dezyne E'cole College And Its Mentors For Their Guidance And Constant Supervision As
Well As For Providing Me The Necessary Information And Support Regarding The Completion Of Project. I
Also Want To Thank My Parents And My Friends Who Helped Me A Lot In Settling this Project Within A
Limited Phase.
With due regards,
Sandhya Kumari Chouhan
Diploma Fashion Design 1st year
NSQF Level 5
Acknowledgment

5. This project report on graphic design in fashion has been created, developed and designed by me,
during my study of diploma in fashion designing, NSQF level 5 of NSDC. In this project I have talk over
how elements of design affect the designs, with the use of Corel Draw. It is important to understand
and know the use of elements of design. The findings of the study can be helpful not only for fashion
designers but also graphic designers who have use these elements into their creations. I request you
to kindly go through my project pages. As A learner in this field I have tried my level best to bring out
the best of my knowledge gained at Dezyne E'cole college.
Synopsis

6. • Introduction- Elements of design
• Dot
• Line
• Shape
• Texture
• Colour
Content

7. Elements Of Design
Elements Of Design Are Those Components Which The Designers Employ In All Forms Of Art And
Design, Whether It Is Designing Of Garments, Music, Buildings, Paintings, Sculpture Etc.
Every Design Is Composed Of Different Elements. These Elements Are:
• Dot
• Line
• Shape
• Space
• Colour
• Texture
• Time
• Pattern
• Light
• Decorative designs
• Volume
• Structure
• Plain
• Value
• Mass
• Scale
• Proportion
• Form

8. Dots
Dot Is Known As The Basic
Element Of Point. It Is The
Smallest And Simplest Unit
Suggesting Its Presence And
Location. .More Points At One
Place Or Joined Together
Indicate Groupism. More
Points Scattered At One Place
Indicate Expansion. The Size
Of The Dots Also Convey A
Message, The Bigger The
Dots The More Enlarged The
Surface Appears. A Thin
Figure Should Wear A Dress
Of Bigger Dots To Conceal
The Figure Problem.

9. Dots
Points Joined And
Proceeding Towards
One Side Indicate
Direction. A Chain
Of Dots Becomes A
Line.. A Row Of
Buttons Stitched
Vertically Or
Horizontally On A
Dress Conveys
Different Messages

10. Zig- Zag Lines
Zig – Zag lines seen on sleeves, pleats
and collars, lapels have an angular
effect and counters roundness. They
are sharp, moving and speedily and
have an eye catching effect. The
converging effect of zig zag lines
emphasize direction and are seen on
necklines, yokes and fabric pattern . V
shaped lines widen and slenderize. The
deeper the V of the diagonal lines, the
more slender the effect it gives.

11. Straight Lines
Straight Lines are seen on seams, yokes,
fabric patterns, garment edges, darts,
panels, zipper, tucks, rows of buttons
and braids
Curved Lines emphasize body curves
and counter thinness and sharp angles.
Found on pockets, collars, scalloped
edges, seams gathers, they produce an
effect of feminity, gracefulness
movement, richness and elegance. Soft
curve on princess lines, necklinbes,
garment edges suggest gentle
youthfulness
Curved Lines

12. Dotted Lines
Dotted or broken lines seen on fabric
patterns, buttonholes, belt loops, have
a rhythmic effect and attract attention.
Psychologically , they produce an
uncertain and interrupted look. When
seen on vertical or horizontal lines, it
breaks the optical illusion effect created
by these lines. Broken line shorten the
lengthy straight lines

13. Perpendicular
Perpendicular lines can be seen on
yokes, darts and trims. Being
psychologically conflicting and
disturbing they attract attention.

14. Thick Lines
Dominating thick lines seen on
borders, bands , belts, cuffs add
weight to the garment and convey
forcefulness, expansion, roughness,
assertiveness and masculinity.

15. Thin Lines
Dominating thin lines delicate and
calm. These are usually seen on
seems, garments edges, piping,
embroidery on the dresses and
convey weakness and preciseness.

16. Vertical Lines
Vertical lines are seen on side seams,
pleats, fabric patterns and trims. It
lengthens and slenderizes the figure.
Being bold, sophisticated , strong and
elegant.

17. Diagonal Lines
Diagonal lines are seen on pockets,
panels, seems, fabric patterns, necklines,
collar lapels, flared trousers, A line shirt,
raglan sleeve are interesting and dramatic
in effect . It has a slimming effect if more
vertical and, widening effect if more
horizontal.

18. Colour
Colouring a piece of art or filling colour in
a garment, we must consider the in which
the object/garment will be seen. Light
colour make the areas larger.

19. Shape
Seams , garment edges, panels, yokes,
collars, etc. create the shape of the
garment. This outline of the garment, called
silhouette is the most important shape.
Before noticing the fashion details, seams,
etc. of the garment, it is the silhouette that
is noticed.
The basic silhouettes are;
• Rectangular
• A-line
• Circular
• Square
• Funnel shaped
• Hour glass
• Bell shaped
• Spindle
• Mermaid
• Tulip

20. Texture
Texture is the characteristics structure as
well as the surface quality of material.
Texture usually describes the nature of
the surface, which we can judge by our
feeling of touch. We feel differently when
we touch sand paper , and quite
differently when we touch sun mica or
smooth marble. When we transfer these
feelings on a two dimensional surface, it
is called a texture in design.
Texture are two types; Tactile and Visual

21. Sandhya Kumari Chouhan
1st Year Fashion Design Diploma NSQF 5 Level NSDC
www.dezyneecole.com
Thank You