The History Of Graphic Design Introduction Throughout history, graphic design has shifted rapidly over the centuries. From the start 0f the 1800’s to current design masterpieces, graphic designs continues to change and inspire many across the world. When assigned to… Continue Reading
Poster Information Poster Text as Title: Come Visit Dinosaur World! Your Zoo name: Dinosaur World Address: 678 Historical Street, San-Francisco, CA 94103 Hours of Operation: Open 8am to 10pm, Mondays through Saturdays Lecture name: Dinosaur World Park Speaker: Matthew White… Continue Reading
Grids & Framing Framing influences the way something is seen because it creates a layout for the subject. When using framing and grids it allows you to adjust where the eye will focus on. I personally use grids and framing… Continue Reading
Matthew White Wispy – fine; feathery. Eccentric – unconventional and slightly strange. Disoriented – make (someone/something) lose their sense of direction or feel confused.
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The Design and The Play After Reading the page The Design and The Play Instinct by Paul Rand, I now realize that a specific amount of geometry is involved in design. Many geometry functions are used in graphic design to… Continue Reading
The Principles of Design Gestalt Theory The word Gestalt is German, and literally stands for a pattern, figure, form or structure that is unified. Gestalt Psychology was a movement that took off in Berlin back in the 1920s that seeks to make sense… Continue Reading
The Five Typefaces There are five classic typefaces, Garamond, Baskerville, Didot, Century, and Helvetica. Each font has special characteristics that makes it unique. Some differ from having serifs or be simply being flat and strait. Although these typefaces may look… Continue Reading