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Graphic design uses visual elements like color, shape, and text arranged in a layout to convey ideas. A graphic designer takes ideas and represents them visually so others can understand them. They understand how visual elements depict meaning and elicit emotional responses. A graphic designer needs to understand psychology and cultural symbols to effectively convey ideas through visual language.
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Auditory language: The use of sound and music to evoke emotions, create moods, or tell stories through film, theater, and other forms of performance.
Written language: The use of words and language to convey meaning, ideas, and stories through literature, poetry, and other forms of written art.
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Line: The basic building block of all visual art. Lines can be straight or curved, thick or thin, and can be used to create shape, texture, and movement.
Shape: A two-dimensional area that is defined by a boundary, such as a line or color. Shapes can be geometric (circles, squares, triangles) or organic (irregular shapes found in nature).
Form: A three-dimensional object or shape, such as a sculpture or a building. Forms can be created through the use of shape, light, and shadow.
Space: The area between and around objects in a work of art. Space can be positive (the objects themselves) or negative (the area around the objects).
Texture: The surface quality of an object, which can be rough, smooth, or somewhere in between.
Value: The lightness or darkness of a color. Value can be used to create depth, contrast, and mood in a work of art.
Color: The hue, saturation, and brightness of a color. Colors can be warm or cool, complementary or contrasting, and can be used to evoke emotion and mood.
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- 3. VISUAL COMMUNICATOR A GRAPHIC DESIGNER IS A • Who takes ideas and gives them visual form so that others can understand them • Understands the processes inherent in perception & interpretation of meaning • Understands how shapes, colors & textures work to depict ideas, achieve aesthetic cohesion while evoking a strong emotional response
- 4. A GRAPHIC DESIGNER NEEDS TO UNDERSTAND PSYCHOLOGY AND HISTORY WITH RESPECT TO CULTURAL NARRATIVES AND SYMBOLISM
- 5. A GRAPHIC DESIGNER CONVEYS IDEAS BY USING SHAPES AND PICTURES AS WORDS, ARRANGING THEM INTO VISUAL SENTENCES — AN OPTICAL LANGUAGE AS RICH AS THAT WHICH WRITERS CREATE.
- 6. VISUALIZING IDEAS GRAPHIC DESIGN IS THE ART OF
- 7. BANKING
- 10. MINDMAPPING
- 11. SOMETIMES LESS IS MORE! AD FOR MARRIAGE COUNSELING
- 13. WHAT DO YOU THINK?
- 14. WHAT DO YOU THINK?
- 15. WHERETOFINDIT