A few things about Graphic Design.

1. A FEW DESIGN
THINGS
Donovan Brigham

2. AGENDA
Graphics // Raster or Vector
Design File Terminology
Image Files
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3. TYPES OF GRAPHICS
RASTER GRAPHICS // JPEG, PNG, GIF
• Pixel grids
• Resolution 500 x 500px (Width x Height)
• Low and High Resolution (its too low-res!)
• Dots per Inch
• 300DPI for printing (bigger files)
• 72DPI for screens (smaller files)
• Pixelated
• Adobe Photoshop / PSD Files
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4. TYPES OF GRAPHICS
VECTOR GRAPHICS // AI, EPS, SVG
• Logo files (Can I get the vector file please?)
• Adobe Illustrator / AI Files
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These graphics are points, lines, curves
and shapes that are based on
mathematical formulas. When you scale a
vector image file, it isn't low res and there's
no loss of quality, so it can be sized to
however large or small you need it to be.

5. EXAMPLE
TIMELAPSE
VIDEOS
Raster
https://youtu.be/TiCLMePjK-Y
Vector
https://youtu.be/v_XRoEhM54A

6. DESIGN FILE TERMINOLOGY
THE WORKING
FILE
AI, PSD, PDF
A file that contains images,
graphics, and live text for
editing purposes.
THE PRINT FILE
PDF, JPG, TIFF
Vector and raster graphics set
at 300 DPI for printing. Often
includes bleeds and cutlines.
THE DIGITAL FILES
JPG, PNG, GIF
Graphics that have been saved
out as 72-150 DPI to be
displayed on screens.
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7. PRESENTATION TITLE 7
IMAGE FILES
COMPARISON

8. HOW TO PRONOUNCE
GIF
https://youtu.be/MSJaSS_Zj0Y
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IMAGE FILE FORMATS
https://youtu.be/17oZ0pg1xLA
CMYK AND RGB COLORS
https://youtu.be/vT6248LUUBE