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- blackletter
- roman
- script
- miscellaneous
- square serif
- sans serif |
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| aka "Old English" or Gothic |
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| took 300 years to develop what we see now |
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| first developed in 1557, mostly now used to give appearance of high quality |
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| intended to draw attention to a product or message |
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| easy to read, often used for screen presentations |
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- size
- color
- font
- columns
- justification
- space |
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| How many fonts are appropriate for one presentation? |
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| How many columns can be on one page of newspaper? |
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the space between individual letters
- Too much, too little, or uneven makes for difficult reading |
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| How many typeface styles/variations are there? |
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- 40,000 styles
- 176,000 variations |
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| Four Suggestions for Good Graphic Design |
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- contrast
- unity
- rhythm
- balance |
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| Contrast shows differences in... |
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- color
- size
- symbolism
- time and sound |
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| placement in design's frame |
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| control of viewer’s eye movement |
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- sequencing: positioning elements so viewer sees each in designer’s desired order
- simplicity: alignment of elements can make viewer's eyes move in a linear pattern or all over |
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| related content and stylistic consistency |
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| Functions of Graphic Design |
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- makes a brand recognizable
- makes it stand out from the crowd of similar products
- package can project an instant sense of what the product is all about
- can make or break your ability to sell a product |
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| Process of Graphic Design |
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- Design brief
- Research
- Brainstorming/Sketching
- Reflection
- Revisions
- Presentations |
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- drawing style
- facial expression
- balloons
- movement lines
- panels in frame
- setting
- action |
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- exaggeration (of body parts and background)
- caricature (recognizable figure exaggerated)
- mistakes
- visual puns
- comic illustrations
- allusions |
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| allows people to be part of greater society and still express their individualism |
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| prevails when socializing factors outweigh need for individuality |
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| Fashion meets a culture's needs for... |
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- modesty
- sexual expression
- power and status
- political statements |
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- types of fabrics
- colors
- cuts of clothing
- length of pant/skirt
- height of shoe heel
- function of clothing |
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| Who created the first written work on architecture? |
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| Three Basic Needs of Architecture |
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- firmitas
- utilitas
- venustas |
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| durability or that a building should last |
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| that a building should work well for the people who use it |
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| beauty or that a building should delight and raise spirits |
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| Types (Uses) of Architecture |
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- vernacular
- polite or monumental
- commercial
- green
- industrial
- recreational
- military |
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| Who developed the ink that Gutenberg used? |
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| Who introduced the Script typeface? |
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| Who introduced square serif? |
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| Who introduced sans serif? |
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| Which graphic designer created the I Heart NY logo? |
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| Who was the first to draw weather map symbols in 1686? |
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| What revolutionary communication tool was introduced in 1848? |
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| The Six Perspectives of Info Graphics |
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- personal
- historical
- cultural
- technical
- ethical
- critical |
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