This document contains a self-review for a graphic design history final exam covering major periods and movements such as Art Deco, Bauhaus, International Typographic Style, New York School, and Post-modern Design. It asks the test taker to identify works, define terms, and answer questions about the works, terms, designers, and styles discussed in the class like George Lois's covers for Esquire magazine, Push Pin Studio, Memphis design movement, AIGA, Emigre Magazine, Colors Magazine, Pentagram, letterpress printing, and motion graphics examples.

1. Self Review GRAPHIC DESIGN HISTORY FINAL EXAM
Part I
Identify the Designer, Title / Description, Period / Movement, and Date
Art Deco, Bauhaus, International Typographic Style (Swiss Design), New York School, Post-modern Design
Part II
Define the Following Terms
Futura
Photogram
Grid
Logotype
Trademark
Visual Pun
New-Wave Typography
Art Director
Vernacular Design
Memphis Design
Retro Design
Psychedelic Art
Part III
Answer the Following Questions with Clear and Concise Answers
Name 5 characteristics of Art Deco style?
What was the design philosophy of the Bauhaus?
Name 5 characteristics of design work created in the International Typographic style.
Name 3 designers associated with the International Typographic style.
What was the New York school?
What was George Lois’s solution for creating Esquire magazine covers?
What is Push Pin Studio?
Name 3 characteristics of Post-modern design.
What was the Memphis design movement and where was it founded?

2. What is AIGA?
What is Emigre Magazine?
What is Colors Magazine?
What is Pentagram?
What is letterpress and why are some designers using letterpress today?
Name an example of motion graphics that we looked at in class.