Table of Contents 1. Introduction to Graphic Design 2. Fundamentals of Design Principles 3. Typography: The Art of Text 4. Color Theory and Application 5. Composition and Layout 6. Flyers and types 7. Logo Types and Styles Chapter 1 The fundamentals of design principles serve as the cornerstone for creating visually appealing and effective graphic compositions. These principles include: 1. Balance: Achieving equilibrium in a design through the distribution of visual weight, whether symmetrical or asymmetrical, to create a sense of stability and harmony. 2. Hierarchy:Organizing elements within a design to establish a visual hierarchy, guiding the viewer's eye through the content in a deliberate sequence of importance. 3. Contrast:Employing differences in color, shape, size, or texture to create visual interest and emphasize key elements, enhancing readability and drawing attention to focal points. 4. Emphasis: Highlighting specific elements within a design to make them stand out and command attention, thereby reinforcing the overall message or theme. 5. Unity:Establishing a cohesive and harmonious relationship among various elements in a design to ensure they work together effectively and convey a unified visual concept. 6. Proportion:Maintaining appropriate relationships between the sizes of different elements within a design to create a sense of visual balance and aesthetic appeal. 7. Repetition:Consistently using visual elements such as colors, shapes, or patterns throughout a design to reinforce the overall theme and create a sense of continuity