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Graphic design involves using visual elements like typography and images to communicate messages or information. Some common applications of graphic design include magazines, billboards, clothing, websites, posters, CD covers, logos, and more. The document discusses how graphic designers use software like Photoshop to layer images, text, and other elements to create designs for various mediums such as shirts, CD covers, websites, and artwork. Examples are provided of specific graphic designers and their work.
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This document contains examples of photo manipulation and graphic design work by the artist. It includes a movie poster manipulating photos to depict a psychedelic out-of-body experience, a surreal self-portrait composed of stock photos, and a Thrasher magazine redesign. Other projects include a vector portrait of Kurt Cobain, badge designs, a digital portrait, layout works such as a recruitment brochure and menu redesign, an iTunes album booklet, event promotion materials, a website redesign, and a personal logo. The artist utilizes photo editing and illustration programs like Photoshop and Illustrator to create original graphic designs and manipulate existing images for a variety of projects.
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- 1. the work of a graphic designer By: Larry Parsley
- 2. . Clothing cont ents CD’s WEB DESIGNS ART WORK 1 Defining a “ GD ” 2 3 4 5
- 3. The process of communicating visually using typography and images to present information, or promote a message. GRAPHIC DESIGN is… Such as.. Magazines Billboards T-Shirts Web Designs Newspaper Commercials Posters CD’s Book Covers LOGO’S Surf boards Snowboards Skate boards
- 4. CLOTHING Dont Cry Wolf Blackout Creations Vaqueros de las olas Howie The Human Lobster
- 5. The layering, the outlining, the image, and even the type on this shirt was created through a graphic design Photoshop. This Ain't Kansas_Hercules & Cerberus These shirts are created through a computer and into a machine that prints out the image and design onto the shirt.
- 6. CD'S FRONTLINE ASSEMBLY BUCKET HEAD MY DYING BRIDE KEITH CAPUTO ALICE COOPER
- 7. Dave Mckean is a graphic artist and by that I mean “Dark”. He is the creator of these images below. The one to the left is a great example of Photoshop because he is able to take more then on photo and create one big image as you can see. The one to the right has knives coming out of is mouth and you cant see his deformed face and all this was done on Photoshop as well Above: is a CD cover (August Burns Red) and you can see that the image is a skull but its not really a skull. The teeth are made of bullets, skull is made of hands, paper, and faces. Good example of Graphic Design.
- 8. WEB DESIGN TATTOO'S SKATEING BAR'S
- 9. This is a “Web Design” Layout. All that you see is GRAPHIC DESIGN. The lion in the back, the font, the orange tint, the frame around the outside, and the Title. These are all done by graphic designers. (Chris Parks)
- 11. This artwork has some great expression, it has the cartoonish look to it. The outline of these creatures bring out the life in these pieces. The one to the left has that expression of “BAMF” to it and also has words written in the background. This one to the right has a video game look to it with all the blood and the way the shadowing, and Wal-Mart are presented. This Is all graphic desgin.
- 12. CREDITS CHRIS PARKS DAVE MCKEAN GOOGLE http://rateyourmusic.com/list/DarknessFish/cover_art_by_dave_mckean http://www.blackout-creations.com/graphic-design.php?sec=print http://www.google.com/ BISCUIT'S