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    multiple disciplines without sacrificing his commitment to design with the highest quality and care,” (Palacio). Paul Rand was born in August of 1914 and died November of Cancer in 1996. Rand was a well-known American Graphic Designer best known for the designing of corporate logos. He was educated at The Pratt Institute, The Parsons School of Design, and the Art Students League. Rand was one of the creators of the Swiss Style of Graphic Design and taught his ways at the very prestigious Yale…

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    Rhetoric In Graphic Design

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    field of graphic design, is its own genre. Perhaps this loss of understanding originates from how typography is considered and utilize by those in the field itself. That being said, what are the…

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    Receiving Graphic Design

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    Creating a fantasy world and providing an escape for people is the opportunity of a lifetime, graphic designing provides just that. Graphic design not only provides audiences with a different outlook, it provides the designer an opportunity each and every time to create something new and unique. The work is so captivating in the fact that it is never the same thing twice, each customer has a different request and each designer has a different specific aspect of designing that they have perfected…

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    Graphic designer A graphic designers work would include having to discuss the requirements of their project with their clients and also colleagues. Along with this communication they must provide the costs for this project, along with choosing the most suitable materials and style for the project that they are creating. They would have to produce some rough sketches or computer so that they can show their client it whenever the rough draft is complete. They are made to use specialist computer…

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    History Of Graphic Design

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    1. What is graphic design? Graphic design does not have a fixed meaning. In a broad sense it is the production of visual statements. The term was first used by the American book and advertising designer W.A. Dwiggins in 1922. At that time it served the purpose of pointing toward a new profession that was broader than either typography, book design, or advertising design alone. For many years the term “graphic design” held because the range of media that graphic designers worked in did not change…

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    Graphic Design Aspirations

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    14% of graphic designers worked in manufacturing, 10% in specialized design services( t-shirt printing, etc.), 9 % in the newspaper, periodical, book, and directory publishers, 8% in advertising and public relations as well 5% in wholesale trade. Most designers work independently, but when it comes to specialized design firms they work in design groups. Usually, designers will work personally with colleagues and clients to progress project output. In most scenarios, designers work in design…

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    fractional part of a graphic design when dealing with briefs, clients and audiences. In this essay I am going to present just how much of being a graphic designer is ‘creative’ when accounting for the audiences and clients’ needs when meeting the requirements of a design briefs .In a world were having an increased need for social and ethical concepts of design to take priority. The aspiration for the concept of a design to be clear can be the make or break of a successful design and recently the…

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    comprise her career field, graphic design. This perception of graphic designers seems to be an ongoing theme among global citizens which can be attested to after having scoped the World Wide Web for confirmation. People seem to think that those who are artistically-inclined simply are “spastic” or that they cannot keep their train of thought constant. The same individuals who stereotype graphic designers, and artists in general, to be all over with their ideas also categorize graphic designers…

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    The rule of thirds, the golden proportion, and the basic grid, are the primary methods of laying out designs. When faced with a large amount of information to present in an aesthetically pleasing format, one cannot simply follow their artistic whims. The use of specific rules to follow is important, in order to construct a clean, clear, interesting design. The point of interest is positioned based of these concepts. The most popular method is the basic grid. The basic grid is simple, clear,…

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    style, and his impact on design movement. Additionally, this paper will discuss the other designers in the modern movement that Paul Rand is associated with, including examples of how the postmodern or contemporary designers are influenced by artworks of Paul Rand. This paper will give a reader an understanding of why Paul Rand was considered to be one of the most important designers in the History of Graphic Design. Paul Rand was well known as an American art director, graphic designer,…

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