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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais photos & copy the building blocks of design
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais typography designing with type
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Type basics 1.fonts 2.size 3.alignment 4.case 5.leading
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Type basics fonts 3 Classifications of Type: 1.Serif Bodoni Della Robbia Garamond 2.San Serif Chantilly Opus Function 3.Decorative AHJ Bump AHJ Plaza AHJ Mistral
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Type basics size 5 Categories of Type: 1.main headlines 36 pt + 2.sub headlines max 1/3 rd of main head 3.body text 10 - 12 pt 4.Captions 2 - 3 pts smaller than body text 5.identification copy 8 -10 pt
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Type basics alignment
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Type basics case 1.all lower case 2.upper and lower case 3.all caps 4.small caps
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Type basics case all lower case all lower case is decorative and should be reserved for headlines only
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Type basics case upper and lower case Upper and lower case is required for body text and captions. It may also be used for headlines (although not recommended).
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Type basics case all caps ALL CAPS WORK WELL FOR HEADLINES.
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Type basics case small caps S MALL C APS A RE F OR H EADLINES
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Type basics leading The white space between lines of type. Headlines (& subheads) with type size greater than 24 point may often require less leading to tighten them up.
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Designing with type manipulate the horizontal factor
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Designing with type add a drop shadow
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Designing with type colour your drop shadow
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Designing with type try a gradient
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Designing with type place a photo in your text
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Text weaving
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Text weaving
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Text weaving
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Text weaving
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Lets look at some real examples
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Things to REMEMBER 1.consistency within categories of type 2.variety between categories of type 3.type should be both decorative and functional
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais photography your most important graphic
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais photo Composition
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais simplicity Isolate your subject as much as possible from the background.
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais simplicity
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais distance Shoot close for impact. Small images do not convey excitement.
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais distance
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais angles Generally, photos taken straight on are less pleasing to the eye. Vary your angle of shoot.
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais angles
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais angles
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais rule of 1/3 rds Do not place centre of interest in the middle.
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais rule of 1/3 rds
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais rule of 1/3 rds
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais framing Doorways, trees, windows, arches, shadows and many other objects can provide a natural frame for your photo.
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais leading lines Look for lines that the eye can follow to your subject matter.
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais leading lines
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais leading lines
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais peak of emotion Wait for the right shot. It will come.
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais peak of emotion
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais peak of emotion
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais Things to REMEMBER 1.shoot close for impact 2.vary your angle of shoot 3.rule of thirds 4.minimize eye contact with camera 5.have people doing something 6.coverage, coverage, coverage
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All About Yearbooks: the weekend edition Instructor: Brian Gervais THANK YOU
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