This course introduces students to core concepts in the graphic communications field including typography, color theory, design and production terminology, reproduction processes, file formats and substrates. During the semester, students will complete three pages of their own ePortfolio web site. Lectures will provide students with a historical perspective of the graphic communications field as well as discussing current practices and future trends.
Hi Class,
Great class today, we learned a lot.
I'm attaching the slides from today, so you'll have it.
Here are some cool video tutorials I've found for you:
4. Timeline animation on photoshop
Here's a list of design resources for you: click here.
Your Homework:
Finalize your digital creations!
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Hi All,
Please note: in tomorrow's class - we have a guest: Professor George Garrastegui.
We have a long class with UX basics and feedback so please be on time - 8:00 am sharp!
And - I want to hear you out on our feedback session, Please!
Homework:
Continue your digital creations!
Continue with:
Hi All,
Recap from today's class attached here as slides + homework for next week.
Please note: Next class - we have a guest: Professor George Garrastegui.
We have a long class with UX basics and feedback so please be on time - 8:00 am sharp!
And - I want to hear you out on our feedback session, Please!
Homework:
Continue your digital creations!
Continue with:
Overview Your design assignment is to create a poster for an event in NYC (use Eventbrite for […] See MoreAssignment 2: Research:
Overview Find 3 digital design/media elements that you like from anywhere (web, real life, tv, […] See MoreAssignment 1: Observe:
Assignment 13: Portfolio Pieces Continue
Due Date(s) Next class (Dec 20th) Instructions - Continue with: Design your […] See MoreAssignment 13: Portfolio Pieces Continue
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