Graphic Design. What is it? Process of combining text and graphics to communicate an effective message through the design of logos, graphics, brochures,

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Graphic Design

What is it? Process of combining text and graphics to communicate an effective message through the design of logos, graphics, brochures, newsletters, posters, signs, etc.

Have a Plan Know your client Know your audience Have a plan for design

Items to Consider Emphasis Balance Alignment Repetition & Consistency Contrast Typeface White Space

Balance Asymmetrical Symmetrical

Alignment Centered text considered a mark of a novice designer When planning your layout, consider the alignment of text

Repetition & Consistency What’s important in your layout? Use the same fonts throughout Colors Textures Images Lines and shapes

Contrast Helps attract attention & visually organizes Size Color Typeface Weight/mass Texture

Typeface Too many are not professional and busy Stick to no more than two or three fonts per document  One for headlines and one for other text Avoid all CAPS Don’t overuse underline, italics, bold Keep size in check  Headlines, Subheads, body Be Consistent!!!

White Space Too much can be confusing and messy Too little doesn’t keep attention