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Memory Deck

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Concept Constellation

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Images, Icons, and Shapes

Manual: General · Subject: Graphic Design

Explore how visual assets support meaning and how to choose them well.

Visual support elements

Why visuals help

Images, icons, and shapes can explain ideas faster than text alone. They can also add style, emotion, and structure to a design.

Common visual assets

Photograph
A real-world image captured with a camera
Illustration
A drawn or digitally created image
Icon
A simplified symbol representing an idea or action
Shape
A flat defined area used for structure or emphasis
Pattern
A repeated visual arrangement

Choosing the right image

Use visuals that support the message, fit the audience, and match the tone of the project. An image should clarify the content, not distract from it.

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Copyright awareness

Not every image found online is free to use. Always check usage rights before placing images in a project.

When to use each asset

Photo

  • Shows realism
  • Works well for people or products

Illustration

  • Can simplify complex ideas
  • Adds a custom style

Which visual asset is usually a simplified symbol for an idea or action?

Why should visuals support, rather than distract from, the message?

What should you check before using an image from the internet?