Answer:
01. Balance
The balance is to ensure that no element prevails over another, which would lead to some elements disappearing insignificantly in the background and having no purpose.
02. Contrast
Just paint a bolder nail or flamboyant sneakers with a black tuxedo: some people are already able to use the principle of contrast without realizing it. In addition to color, contrast can also be achieved by using round shapes & edge shapes, negative & positive space, soft textures & intense textures - and essentially any elements that are inherently opposed to each other.
03. Emphasis
when an element naturally becomes the dominant subject in a composition. There are many ways for this to be implemented in art and design. Often it is possible to achieve, through the aforementioned principle, contrast, but not exclusively. Every design should incorporate a primary element like this, known as a "focal point" that will serve to visitors as "the gateway" to its composition.
04. Movement
The point here is that movement attracts attention, even through the most subtle forms. In static art, the process of using different elements that create a sense of movement (such as curved and diagonal lines and the illusion of space) leads visitors to look at the composition.
05. Repetition
Repeating the same element over and over creates a pattern that is very satisfying to look at. In addition, repetition helps create consistency, a crucial factor when it comes to imposing a unity on your composition - or your brand identity.
06. Hierarchy
Just as in a traditional company, hierarchy plays an important role in artistic and design compositions. Excellent compositions divide the elements into three levels of hierarchy: the most important, the medium and the least. Choosing the correct location of each element based on its level of importance is the key to mastering this principle and beautiful composition.
07. Harmony
This principle is about finding the right balance with the right elements. To achieve this harmonious feel, the designer needs to make sure that each item has a right place and plays a specific role in the composition. Nothing should be out of place, useless or random. Unity is the end result of how different elements and principles can work together harmoniously.
