Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Friday, November 22, 2013
LOGO Comparison
- What are the major differences in these 2 version?
The major differences is that one of them is a sketch of what the other, the finished product would possibility would be. The sketch was done in pencil while the final was graphically designed in a computer.
- What design issue caused a change in final artwork?
The design issue that caused a change in the final artwork would be where they put the words. And make something darker or lighter so it will stands out un contrasted.
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Job Research
Agents, Real Estate
Job Decription:
Real estate agents sell properties for their clients. They usually specialize in
selling residential or commercial properties. People wanting to sell properties sign
contracts that aloow their real estate agents, as their personal representatives, to
locate buyers to purchaes thier properties.
Job Activities:
They find cliebnts through advertising and personal cpntacts. real estate agents consult with properties so that they can provide prospective buyers with accurate
descriptions of them.
Education Path:
Helpful High School Courses:
Should take: Advertising and Promotion, Business and Personal Fianace,
Business and Personal Law, Economica, and/or Entrepreneurship
School-to-Career Programs:
Professional Sales Cooperative Education
Major & Degree:
Real Estae
Career path:
Real estate agencies require their employees to be licensed real estate sales persons in most states. To obtain this license, individuals must complete specified courses and satisfactorily complete both state and national examinations.
Agencies advertise in newspapers and contact their state employment service. Some contact technical colleges and private business schools for qualified graduates of real estate programs.
As they gain experience and establish their reputations, real estate agents gain more clients and, therefore, earn more in commissions. In large agencies, some
become agency managers. Others establish their own real estate agencies.
Salary:
National salary range: $20,800 to $96,410
Notes that your salary can be affected by:
the size of the business
the individual employee’s experience
the range includes comissions
Managers, Business and Industry(Middle Managers)
Jod Description:
Managers in business and industry are the ink between the first-line supervisors who direct workers and the future of the organization. They meet with company
executives to find ways to save money and increase profits. They then plan strategies to accomplish these goals.
Job Activities:
Managers meet with first-line supervisors to discuss new strategies. They may explain changes to increase productivity, discuss the problems that are made, and
determine the number of workers needed. They also help supervisors organize work so that it can be done more efficiently.
Education Path:
Helpful High School Courses:
Business and Personal Finance, Business and Personal Law, Economics, Foreign Languages (minimum of two years), and Statistics and Probability.
School-To-Career Programs:
Business & Information Technology Cooperative Education
Majors & Degrees Accounting and Related Services:
Accounting
Economics/International Business/Finance and Financial Management
Services:
International Business, Trade, and Finance
Career Pathway:
Many companies hire individuals who have a bachelor’s degree in an area
directly related to the business and provide on-the-job training. Some employers prefer to hire individuals who have a master’s degree in business administration.
Some employers want managers who know their company’s policies and
procedures. They promote workers from within the company and do not always require that these people have a bachelor’s degree. These managers complete in house
training programs.
Salary:
National salary range: $45,780 to more than $166,400
Notes,Your salary range can be affect by :
The location of the industry or business
Your education, experiences, and job responsibilities.
Wedding Planner
Job Description:
Wedding planners assist in the organization and presentation of their clients’ weddings. Wedding planners offer services ranging from providing proper etiquette for wedding announcement to handling all the details of the wedding including the
invitations, parties, wedding party gifts, and the wedding location, ceremony, reception, flowers, bridal fashions, and photography.
Job Activities:
At their initial meeting, wedding planners listen as the couple as they articulate their wedding expectations. Wedding planners explain the services they can provide and the fees for different levels of service. Wedding planners write detailed contracts so that the couple knows exactly what services will be provided and the fees for
these services. Couples finance their weddings in a variety of ways. Whether couples finance their own weddings or have financial assistance from their families, the total
expenditures for the wedding must be determined. Once this is established each
element of the wedding such as cake, flowers, bridal party gifts, wedding fashions, the reception, food, and entertainment can be assigned a percentage of the total. This
budget is the framework for identifying the vendors the wedding planner will contact.
Education Path:
Helpful High School Course:
Communication Technologies, Computer Applications, Computer
Applications, Advanced, Desktop Publishing, and Graphic Arts and Printing.
School-to-Career Program:
Marketing Cooperative Education
Majors & Degrees:
Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operation
Career Pathway:
There are no formal educational/training requirements for entry into this occupation. Some individuals purchase how-to books or join associations that offer wedding planners professional development programs and certifications. Some become wedding planners after graduating from postsecondary entrepreneurial business programs.
Wedding planners advance by planning more weddings and/or larger weddings. As they receive more excellent recommendations from past clients and industry-related vendors they are able to increase their fees and hire assistants who oversee parts of the wedding such as the wedding party or reception under the direct supervision of the wedding planner.
Salary:
National salary range: $27,550 to $75,160
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Package design
Here is my Cake slice package design
I choose to design a package for a slice of cake because of my sweet tooth and why not. Cake is everywhere and is uausally sale as a whole cake. Although there are slice being sold but no way of telling how many calories or trans fat are in it. This way even if you are watching what you eat, you could still enjoy a little sweet when you know how much you're putting it in your body.
I choose to design a package for a slice of cake because of my sweet tooth and why not. Cake is everywhere and is uausally sale as a whole cake. Although there are slice being sold but no way of telling how many calories or trans fat are in it. This way even if you are watching what you eat, you could still enjoy a little sweet when you know how much you're putting it in your body.
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Helvetica : The Movie
Where does Helvetica originate from? What country?
Rick Poynor
- Helvetica originate from Munchenstein, Switzerland
What does the original name mean? What is it's translation in English?
- The original name mean the Switztypeface
What year was Helvetica created?
- It was created in 1957
What is the design style that Helvetica brought to popularity worldwide?
- The Helvetica projects a clean and clear feeling. It;s the typeface of socialism. It's free to use everywhere and to anyone.
List the names of differences design style
- Akzidenz-Grotesk
- Folio
- Meta typeface
- Abria
- Simple typeface
- That people is affected by the typeface as actors is affect by their role in a film.
Rick Poynor
A British writer on design, graphic design, typography, and visual culture. after founding Eye magazine, he focused increasingly on visual communication.
Massimo Vignelli
Work in variety of areas ranging from package design to house ware design to showroom design which he co-founded with his wife.
Michael Bierut
He is a graphic designer, design critic and educator.
Erik Spiekermann
He's a Germen typography and designer. He's a professor at the University of the Arts Bremen.
Monday, October 21, 2013
Friday, October 18, 2013
Digital Illustration Project: 1,2 and 3 Point Perspective
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Digital Principal Design Notes
Design :The Principles and elements
People ignore design that ignores people.
--Frank Chimero
What is design?
- Design elements are the basic units of a visual image
- The principles of design govern the relationships of the element used and organize the composition as a whole
Design Element
- Space
- Line
- Color
- Shape
- Texture
- Value
Space:
- can exist in two dimensions
- can exist in three dimensions
- can refer to a positive space( a shape, such as a chair)
- can refer to a negative space( the absence of a chair)
- can refer to foreground, mid, or background of an image.
Line: Refers to a continuous movement of a point along a surface, such as a pencil or brush. Can be vary length, direction, thickness.
Color:
- can be used to draw your eyes to certain image
- draw out your emotion
- etc.
Shape:
- can be organic( soft, random, curved)
- shape are what give objects their definition
- can be geometric (angular, sharp, complex)
Texture:
- perceived surface quality
- two type: tactile, implied
Volume
- refer to light and dark areas
- refer to tone or shading
- it give form and depth.
Design Principles
- Unity
- Variety
- Repetition
- Harmony
- Contrast
- Proximity
- Functionality
Unity: refers to a sense that everything in a piece of belongs.
Variety: The use of dissimilar elements. Different in shape, texture, color, etc.
Repetition:
- refers to recurrence of elements within a piece
- color, lines, shapes, and other can be echoed
- can be random or organized or rhythm or pattern
Proportion: Invade a lot. Relationship between objects.
Harmony:
- balance of unity and variety
- In color, use complementary or analogous
- In design is reflected in consistency in style
Contrast: the occurrence of different elements
Proximity: the physical placement of the object or elements.
Functionality: design is created for a purpose. Good design must be aesthetically pleasing as well as informative.
Monday, October 7, 2013
Type Face Portrait
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Color Theory
Color Theory
What are the 3 primary Colors?
It's Red, Blue, and Yellow
Secondary color are created by mixing the primary colors together. A secondary color wheel can expand to territory and beyond.
A tertiary color is either mixed one primary color with one secondary or two secondary color, in a given color space as RGB(light generated model) or RGY(pigment generated model).
RGB
RGY
What is the different between additive and subtractive color? How does one color affect another?
Additive and subtractive color mode use two different bases to create color. Additive color uses RGB and adds them together to create all other colors. Subtractive is basic for paint, dye, and ink colors. the color display on the surface depends on which colors are reflected by its and therefore made visible.
How can color affect our perception?
- Color increases brand recognition by up to 80%
- Color affect our appetite
- Color affect the mind
Monotone
Complimentary
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