Close proximity

Proximity is one of the Principles of Design. The proximity of objects in a composition can create relationships between visual elements, relevance, hierarchy, organization, and structure. It can also dispel connections between visuals which breaks organization and structure. If you want to use visual design to communicate with an audience in a way that is universally understood and intuitive you’ll need to learn about proximity.

My Life

💬what are you currently reading? The Kiss Countdown 🌙fake dating 🌙hot astronauts 🌙swoon-worthy moments 🌙closed proximity my rating: 3.5/5⭐ First off, our heroine, Amerie Price, is a mess. And I mean that in the most relatable way possible. She’s a risk-averse event planner who's just been tossed into the deep end of life's pool without a floatie. Jobless? Check. Recently single? Double check. About to lose her apartment? Triple check. It’s a trifecta of adulting nightmares. Enter…

DESIGN PRINCIPLES: Grouping and Spacing

men close proximity

𝙡𝙤𝙨𝙩 𝙞𝙣 𝙘𝙞𝙧𝙘𝙡𝙚𝙨 coming june 4th what to expect? ↳ sports romance ↳ f1 romance ↳ he falls first ↳ dual pov ↳ strangers to friends to lovers ↳ holiday setting ↳ opposites attract ↳ protective mmc ↳ one of us is famous ↳ close proximity blurb They came from different worlds, but they had a similar passion. Their hearts beat for Formula 1. Meeting her was never something Easton Hawkins expected. From the first time he laid eyes on her, he could see how different she was compared to…

*This image is an extreme close-up were the focus lays on the eyes of the woman portrayed. The lighting is low-key and is coming from the right side. She appears to be standing in the dark and sparks are flying next to her face. Because of the close proximity to the camera, the fact that her eyes are brown and you cannot see her pupils and that she seems to be unfazed by the sparks the actress appears to be frozen in the situation.

💬what are you currently reading? The Kiss Countdown 🌙fake dating 🌙hot astronauts 🌙swoon-worthy moments 🌙closed proximity my rating: 3.5/5⭐ First off, our heroine, Amerie Price, is a mess. And I mean that in the most relatable way possible. She’s a risk-averse event planner who's just been tossed into the deep end of life's pool without a floatie. Jobless? Check. Recently single? Double check. About to lose her apartment? Triple check. It’s a trifecta of adulting nightmares. Enter…