1. 04 IAT 102 Graphic Design 1

2. Connotation and denotation What does your design mean? 2

3. 3 A literal description or meaning of an element denotation

4. 4 Denotation: What is this a picture of?

5. Individual or cultural meanings of something emotional associations 5 connotation

6. Connotation How does this image make you feel? 6

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8. 8 Clicker Question: A.Something cheap and fast to eat. B.Evil corporation making the world fat and unhealthy C.Somewhere to take kids to eat. D.Not bad, healthy options. E.Late night and drunk.

9. 9 In one simple graphic, the Apple logo manages to personify lust for knowledge, temptation, and rebellion.

10. A Land of Freedom 10

11. Comic Sans 11 Denotation: What typeface is this?

12. Comic Sans 12 Connotation: What impression does it give you?

13. 13 Clicker Question: Where would you use it? A.Hospital Patteville emergency medical. B.Help speech bubbles in programs like Microsoft. C.Surrey police, if you have a serious crime to report. D.Keep out, danger of immediate death. E.Church newsletter. Comic Sans *hint comic sans has been used in all these situations but one it was designed for.

14. 14 Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert was criticized for using Comic Sans in a public letter regarding LeBron James's decision to leave the team.

15. Dance! 15

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17. Very specific culture (games, movies) 17

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19. why care Because your audience will be interpreting your design. Their understandings, emotions and views are important. 19

20. 20 Weddings  purity

21. Cleanliness, hygiene 21

22. 22 Associated with death, funerals in some cultures

23. Charlie and the chocolate factory white settings  sinister 23

24. 24 “that is the nike swosh” CONNOTATION OR DENTOATION? Is this statement: A: Connotation B: Denotation

25. 25 Answer: B denotation

26. 26 “that swosh makes me think of motion.” CONNOTATION?

27. Logo Critique 27

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29. –follow solid basic design principle –be functional –represent the company –be unique We will go over each of these principles in depth 29 http://www.code-interactive.com/thinker/a112.html

30. Design principles: The fundamentals include, but are not limited to space, color, form, consistency, and clarity. 30

31. Clicker question: What colour scheme is this? A.Monochromatic B.Analogous C.Split complimentary D.Triadic E.complimentary 31

32. Clicker question: What colour scheme is this? A.Monochromatic B.Analogous C.Split complimentary D.Triadic E.complimentary 32

33. A few things that are important when talking about functionality are the simplicity, scalability, color, and depth. 33

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35. A logo needs to represent the company it serves. This means that the style must be easily identified with the industry/product/service and must give a clear picture of what is being marketed. 35

36. It must be unique 36

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38. 1 introducing you and your concept 38

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41. 1 slide showing process 41

42. Process: Logo Structure Week 1: First Design

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44. Week4

45. 1 slide showing final logo 45

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49. 1 slide showing business card 49

52. B USINESS C ARD Front Back

53. 1 slide letter head 53

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56. A couple of slides showing applications 56

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60. And don’t forget about your slide template design. 60