A Learning Task 6: Answer this on your notebook 1. What is a graphic design? 2. What is a poster? 3. How can you show your creativeness in making a poster? combine 4. How can you appreciate the beauty of art in making a poster? 6. If you are a graphic designer, what would you like your poster to be famous for?
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1.Graphic design is the art, profession and academic discipline whose activity consists in projecting visual communications intended to transmit specific messages to social groups, with specific objectives
2.Posters may consist exclusively of images, or images and text. In rare cases (eg. works of calligraphy) it may consist entirely of textual graphics.
3.Mix bold complementary colors with a simple poster layout. ...
Start with an eye-catching poster background image. ...
Create the best motivational posters by using color overlays. ...
Use leading lines to direct the reader's eyes on your creative poster
4.by reading it
by feeling it.
The intellectual way to appreciate art (reading it) requires understanding the narrative (if there's any), the composition, the color theory, the background of art work and artist... Most academic research on art and art history is like this. Older art works are better appreciated this way (I think). Old masters cares more about communication to their audience. Especially when they work for the Church, there's always a very clear message they want to carry out using the art works. It is important to understand that message and to understand how that message was communicated efficiently through the use of color and composition.
To feel an artwork is very easy. Look at the art work and see if it stirs some feeling out of you. We associate certain feeling with certain images, colors, compositions... You don't really need to understand why or how you end up feel the way you feel about a certain piece of art, just simply enjoy the feeling.
But it is also important to admit to yourself that sometimes you don't feel anything. While other people can get excited or sad about a piece of art work, you might feel nothing. That's OK. Doesn't mean "you don't appreciate the art". It simply means the piece doesn't communicate with you the same way it communicate with other people. No need to feel shame about it.
Most modern art can be appreciated this way, since modern art focus more about self expression than communicating a narrative. The art is created to express a certain feeling of the artist. It's like an inside joke, sometimes you get it, sometimes you don't. Either way, perfectly normal. Be honest about it and move on.
5.graphic design voyage, you’ll need guidance from time to time as you navigate the murky waters of creativity. What better place to look than the quotes of famous designers? After all, these men and women didn’t become icons of their industry without solving a problem or two along the way.
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1.Graphic design is the art, profession and academic discipline whose activity consists in projecting visual communications intended to transmit specific messages to social groups, with specific objectives
2.Posters may consist exclusively of images, or images and text. In rare cases (eg. works of calligraphy) it may consist entirely of textual graphics.
3.Mix bold complementary colors with a simple poster layout. ...
Start with an eye-catching poster background image. ...
Create the best motivational posters by using color overlays. ...
Use leading lines to direct the reader's eyes on your creative poster
4.by reading it
by feeling it.
The intellectual way to appreciate art (reading it) requires understanding the narrative (if there's any), the composition, the color theory, the background of art work and artist... Most academic research on art and art history is like this. Older art works are better appreciated this way (I think). Old masters cares more about communication to their audience. Especially when they work for the Church, there's always a very clear message they want to carry out using the art works. It is important to understand that message and to understand how that message was communicated efficiently through the use of color and composition.
To feel an artwork is very easy. Look at the art work and see if it stirs some feeling out of you. We associate certain feeling with certain images, colors, compositions... You don't really need to understand why or how you end up feel the way you feel about a certain piece of art, just simply enjoy the feeling.
But it is also important to admit to yourself that sometimes you don't feel anything. While other people can get excited or sad about a piece of art work, you might feel nothing. That's OK. Doesn't mean "you don't appreciate the art". It simply means the piece doesn't communicate with you the same way it communicate with other people. No need to feel shame about it.
Most modern art can be appreciated this way, since modern art focus more about self expression than communicating a narrative. The art is created to express a certain feeling of the artist. It's like an inside joke, sometimes you get it, sometimes you don't. Either way, perfectly normal. Be honest about it and move on.