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Typographic Contrast, Color, & Composition
The intent of this project guide is to explore aspects of the fundamental design principles of contrast in typography and to encourage students to become familiar with compositional principles and the beauty of classic families of type. The contrasts in typography are a rich resource for visual communication, and the results from this project are readily transferred to other work. The contrasts explored are:
Contrast in Figure Ground, Positive to Negative
Contrast in Scale, Large to Small
Contrast in Weight, Thick to Thin
Contrast in Space, 2D to 3D
Contrast in Slant, Roman to Italic
Contrast in Width, Condensed to Expanded
Contrast in Serif, Serif to Sans Serif
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Line Icons, A graphic design project guide
Icon design is a complex activity that involves the merging of the representational and the stylized. This project details a focused methodology in creating an icon with a single continuous line. This line fluidly describes the object silhouette as well as possible interior features, details, and surfaces. The methodology guides the student through a design process with optimal opportunities for both creativity and success.
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Paper Food, A graphic design project guide
“Paper Food” documents a tested, successful, quality studio project for learning graphic design concepts and practices. “Paper Food” is a rich educational resource that details a studio project in depth and allows students to learn from successful project solutions. Using a step-by-step process from the graphic surface to the three-dimensional form, design students abstract and translate the color and shape of a food product in paper. Designers work with both graphic abstraction and professional paper folding techniques and conventions as they master the art of abstraction and paperboard construction.
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Graphic Translation, A graphic design project guide
The process of graphic translation produces drawings of instant recognition and startling visual interest. Graphic translation is as much art as it is design and focuses on the creation of an image with point, line, plane, shade, and shadow. Over 300 examples portray a multitude of individual approaches to the drawing system and give the designer, educator, and student insight into understanding and learning this method of graphic drawing.
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