The Application of Chinese Traditional Cultural Graphic Elements in the history of world modern Design

Youjian Wang

doi:10.55927/ijads.v2i2.3816

Authors

Youjian Wang City University Malaysia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55927/ijads.v2i2.3816

Keywords:

Chinese Tradition Cultural, Graphic Elements, The history of world modern Design

Abstract

Based on the arrangement of historical data on the source and artistic value of graphic elements in traditional Chinese culture, the article uses comparative research methods to analyze the art form and artistic value of graphic elements originating from Chinese civilization it. discusses the influence of graphic images extended by traditional Chinese culture on the world graphic design and the formation. On the basis of the creative process and art form of modern graphic design, combined with the traditional and modern design interpretation of the elements of contemporary graphic design, it is proposed that the research on modern graphic design integrating graphic elements of traditional Chinese culture is a direction worthy of exploration and in-depth research.

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