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Graphic Design
Graphic Design is the practice of designing print or otherwise electronic forms of visual content to convey a message. It refers to both the process the content is created and the products that are created.
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What does graphic balance mean?
Graphic balance refers to the visual equilibrium achieved in a design or artwork, where elements are arranged in a way that creates a sense of stability and harmony. This can be accomplished through symmetrical balance, where elements are evenly distributed, or asymmetrical balance, where different elements are arranged to create a dynamic yet cohesive composition. Effective graphic balance enhances the overall aesthetic appeal and helps guide the viewer's eye through the design.
Explain some thing a designer will need to know before starting to design a new product?
The designer needs to know several critical things. The intended audience, what has been done before in this area, how the piece will be produced (print, web, etc.), the budget for design, what the client likes, dislikes.
What is the main purpose of a garden of flowers in your front yard?
landscape designers focus on aesthetics (visual appeal) and maybe functionality.
Should i use Rgb or cmyk for business card print?
Rgb images can be printed by the newer digital copy machines, but you may be surprised with the outcome. If you are offset printing the images must be in cmyk mode to print correctly.
You are a Graphic designer you need your team name?
yea you need a name. i am in need of one aswell. please someone can suggest me some?
Where do you buy index tab dividers?
- You can get custom made & standard dividers from Last Bros (see related link).
- B&D Binder and Index (in the U.S.) has Tab dividers for running through a copy machine. (see link).
Many copy and print shops can print or copy tabs for you, as well.
What is the pantone color for fedex ground?
The purple is PMS 2685 and the green is PMS 361. There! I've performed the Purple Promise for the day!
How is a bitmap graphic defined?
Excerpts from Microsoft Computer Dictionary (5th Edn):
bitmap n. A data structure in memory that represents
information in the form of a collection of individual bits.
A bit map is used to represent a bit image. Another use of
a bit map in some systems is the representation of the
blocks of storage on a disk, indicating whether each block
is free (0) or in use (1).
bitmapped graphics n. Computer graphics represented
as arrays of bits in memory that represent the attributes of
the individual pixels in an image (one bit per pixel in a
black-and-white display, multiple bits per pixel in a color
or gray-scale display). Bitmapped graphics are typical of
paint programs, which treat images as collections of dots
rather than as shapes. See also bit map.
What tools are used in graphic arts?
An artist could use colored pencil, paint, ink, and markers then transfer it to a computer. Computers is more convinent for some. So most graphic artists use a tablet. There are a lot of software programs out there that make the job easier. Traditionally graphic arts implies printmaking and drawing. In which case you could use wood blocks (more common centuries ago), rubber, or another material.
How do you make a 3D animation?
You could get a water balloon and find a small black rock which you squeeze in to your balloon pour a little bit of washing up liquid then fill it up with water (thats what i did for my homework)!!
You can use a file setup template for letterheads. This will be your guide when you are working on your letterhead design. You may want to check on the link that I've provided. You can find free downloadable templates there. Hope this helps.
Copic markers are alcohol-based markers used primarily for illustration. They come in a wide range of colors. They are similar to the PrismaColor graphic markers.
What apple computer is best for graphic design?
The 27" iMac is excellent for graphic design. The ultimate would be the Mac Pro paired with a 27" LED Mac Monitor.
What is the pantone reference for the royal mail red colour?
Pantone: 485
CMKY: 0 | 100 | 100 | 0
RGB: 255 | 0 | 0
Hex: #FF000
Which graphic control measure that is planned and immediate?
military symbols for defensive operations, frequent movements. concealment and deception. what is this graphic control measure?
What is the best reading font for the eyes?
On paper, serifed fonts are easier to read, and on a screen sans-serif. The best size and letter-spacing are dependent on visual acuity of the reader.
What qualifications does car design require?
At larger manufacturers, for the position of Creative Designer, a degree in Transportation Design or Industrial Design is required.
these plotters do not use drums the paper or any other medium is held on both sides at the edges by pinch wheels which give back and forth movement of the paper
Why do RGB color valuesrgbwith rgb represent shades of grey?
All colours on computers can be created by varying the individual values of R, and G and B.
White is 255,255,255
Black is 0,0,0
If the values assigned to R, G and B are all identical the result will be a shade somewhere between white and black..... i.e a shade of grey.
The greater the difference between the values the 'purer' a colour will be. So that 255,0,0 is pure red, and 255,255,0 is yellow - and so on.
How can I find out the names of certain letterpress type alphabet fonts?
As far as I know, there is no comprehensive source for an answer. The best starting point is probably 'The encyclopedia of Typefaces' (Turner Berry, Jaspert & Johnson, 4th Edn, Blandford, 1970), which covers the major 20th century Western European and American typefaces. Nicolette Gray's 'Nineteenth Century Ornamented Typefaces' (Faber & Faber, 1976) extends the coverage, and 'Printing Types' by D B Updike (OUP, 1962) goes further back, covering types from the start of letterpress.
However, all these are limited, the first and last concentrating on the more typographically acceptable or well-known examples (they had to draw a line somewhere), and omit many lesser commercial faces, particularly in the 19th century.
Also, many faces were copied or pirated, and many issued under different names by different founders. The catalogues issued by typefounders are mostly rare, and those available are usually from the better-known firms. Access to these is really only possible at specialist libraries, such as St.Bride Institute in Fleet Street, London.
Does Nat Wolff like The Beatles?
Yes! Nat Wolff has an obssetion with the Beatles. He respects the Beatles for their work in music. He admires that they write their own songs instead of ripping off someone else's. He admits in an interwiew for FOX5 that he has an obsssetion with the Beatles.
