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Dark and light, before colour.
Nōtan is a Japanese word, but in art lessons it is an idea from the United States: dark and light shapes balanced against each other. Ernest Fenollosa is credited with bringing the idea to the United States; then Arthur Wesley Dow spread it in an 1893 article and in his book Composition (1899).
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Same ideas with a younger band's look: bigger type and buttons, a rounder font, slower motion. For any child who wants it.
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