Keychain Types

1 – Integrity

Glasses, key chain, eyes and key ring have come together to form a whole, allowing us to communicate with the key chain model.

Perhaps the most important design principle is integrity. Visual elements in a design are effective when they are brought together to form a unity. Elements that have the same basic form, texture, size, color or emotion create unity in a design.

2 – Difference

Our pink friend seems to have won our hearts with her difference.

3 – Emphasis

What's the highlight of this cute purple thing?

Which visual element (collar, pocket, cup, sleeve, etc.) we are going to emphasize should be decided beforehand, and we should try to emphasize methods such as different model emphasizing, size enlargement, dark tone or use of vibrant colors.

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4 – Balance

Two colors and serenity

Balance: If a balance element is not observed in a design, the product cannot create the expected effect. The balance mentioned here is the balanced distribution of the elements that make up the design. Two different balance systems can be used in one design. These; Symmetrical and symmetrical balance.

Symmetrical Balance: It is preferred in designs that emphasize formality and authority. On the other hand, symmetry is considered as the psychological symbol of honesty and dignity. It is possible to see concrete examples of symmetrical balance frequently in nature. For example, the human body and the human face are the best examples of symmetry. Symmetrical balance can be seen very often in classical clothing as well. Symmetry; balanced parts, balanced designs, can be applied to the right, left, bottom, and top of more or less the same size. Symmetrical arrangements are widely used in today's fashion design practices.

Asymmetrical Balance: It is considered as a concept that provides a dynamic balance or order between dissimilar or non-equivalent visual elements. As in symmetrical balance, there is an optical center of gravity in asymmetrical balance. But this center is in a different position from the geometric centre. In asymmetry, although there are different models from the bottom and top or the right and left sides, unity still prevails.

5 – Area

Settlements occupied by parts of our shape in 3D

6 – Contrast (Contrast)

Harmony created by using warm and cold colors together

7 – Rhythm (Continuity)

By following the pieces we arrive at the cute thing with glasses as a whole.

The reader's eye moves on the design surface in accordance with certain principles. A design in which eye movements are expertly evaluated always achieves its goal. By habit, the eye follows a direction from left to right and from top to bottom. Horizontal movements of the eye are more agile and faster than vertical movements. Also the eye; It follows a path from large to small, from dark to light, from colored to colorless, from the unusual to the usual. If the eye can make uninterrupted transitions from one element to another, then continuity has been achieved. Continuity can be ensured by the similarities, repetitions and visual hierarchy created between the sizes and forms of visual elements. Continuity can be ensured within a single design as well as between many designs forming a series. For example, in a garment design, visual continuity can be achieved by using elements that provide continuity in order to create the impression that each part of the model is a part of a whole.

8 – Ratio/Proportion