A Study On Graphic Design Elements In Dynamic Visual Spaces

With the rapid development of digital media technology, the application of graphic design elements has converted to be dynamic from static one and made forms of art and design in two different design categories, dynamic visual space and graphic design, bind to each other. Integrating more graphic design elements into the dynamic visual space designs can generate more new dynamic visual effects, enrich visual languages in dynamic visual spaces, bring more disparate psychological feelings to people from a new perspective and discover new creative thinking.Taking packaging designs in television channels as examples, this paper conducts systematic research on the construction relation between dynamic visual spaces and graphic design elements, sorts out and summarizes characteristics and forms of dynamic visual spaces. In addition, this paper collects information of elements needed in this study, categorize these elements and analyze different visual forms that different types of elements present in the dynamic visual space after their motion along the timeline and how graphic elements deduce the dynamic visual spaces. This paper is divided into three parts for exposition.The first part is the introduction. It is to elaborate the subject’s significance, research objects, research objectives and methods, put forward the author’s own views and define the relevant concepts in this research under the background of the research status at home and abroad. The second part includes Chapter 1 and Chapter 2. It mainly expounds the current development of dynamic visual space and the basic forms of the construction of the dynamic visual space. From the historical sources of the dynamic space and television channel package, Chapter 1 analyzes the relevance between various relevant specialties and television channel packaging design. Chapter 2 analyzes relations of different dynamic visual spaces from perspectives of time and visual psychology and sums up basic forms of dynamic visual spaces.The third part includes Chapter 3 and Chapter 4. It is the focus of this paper. Chapter 3 is the deduction of graphic elements into dynamic visual spaces and analyzes the performance of each element in the dynamic visual space from three aspects of graphic designs, monomer elements, text elements and image elements. Chapter 4 is the multidimensional extension of graphic design elements in the dynamic visual spaces and concentrates on analyzing how graphic design elements deduce the dynamic visual spaces from two-dimensional graphic visual space, three-dimensional dynamic visual space, four-dimensional perceptive space and multi-dimensional image space.