Welcome to I N S P I R A T I O N by =Bennybeee

In this new weekly submitted article, we'll attempt to look at how certain visual attributes, make an image appealing to the eye. Sometimes using a certain design rule, or using simple attractiveness to something.

To start things off, we'll look at design, in particular, Interior Design, as I, like many others find this fascinating concept far more than just brick and plaster. Millions of Deviants from all over the world either design their own ' perfect world ' via Digital tools, such as 3D programs, or Photoshop, or alternatively, capture the beauty that is Interior Design with their Cameras.

I've been following Interior design since I registered this account on deviantART back in '04, so it seemed a simple task to pull the best images from my Favourites to feature them here for your viewing pleasure!



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Simple clean curves or circular shapes are possibly one of the best ways to represent a sense of the modernist approach to design. 50 years ago, when the Victorian stages were still going strong, curves and irregular lines were used, but it created clutter, over-design and IMO an ugly design. In today's day and age S i m p l i c i t y is key, something I'm thankful for! A clean shape or movement within a design is more visually appealing than something that resembles a twisty. Have a look at the many examples here and you'll agree..




















- S h a r p n e s s -

When you think of modern design, in all forms, Graphic Communication, Architecture, Fine Art, Typography etc. etc. line is probably the most important element in the piece, this goes for Interior Design as well, obviously. The easiest way to portray a modern design is to keep it straight, clean and simple. This is very easy to do and looks amazing visually, as well as being easy to work with.














And a few * * * * * K i c k a s s P i e c e s * * * * * to finish up.











I hope you drew as much inspiration from these pieces as I have.

Enjoy.




Next week's Article will be ^ P h o t o g r a p h y - B e a u t y ^