History Of Graphic Design Test 4

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The Fifties

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1947-1963

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The Fifties influences

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confusion
consumerism
new materials
space exploration
music

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The Fifties philosophy

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buy stuff
have fun

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The Fifties people

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James Brown
Elvis Presley
The Supremes
The Temptations
“Doo Wop”

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The Fifties characteristics

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biomorphic shapes (life shape/boomerang/kidney)
space-age icons
pastel colors (pink, aqua)
shadows
variety of fonts (script/handletter is common)
rotated letters
letters in shapes

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International Typographic Style: ITS

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1950-1970s

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Beck Map (Person)

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Henry Beck

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Beck Map Date/Country

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1933/England

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Traits of Great Designers

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Passion and Courage

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Beck Map Influence

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Electrical Diagrams

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Beck Map Philosophy

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Design from the users point of view

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Beck Map Characteristics

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1. color coded

2. all lines are - I /

3. void of detail

4. not to scale

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Beck Map Other Name

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Modern Map

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Who Invented the Parking Meter/When?

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Carl Magee 1930

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Shopping Cart Who/When?

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Sylvan Goldman 1930

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Yield sign Who/Where

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Clinton Riggs

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Walter Paepcke FATHER OF USA GRAPHIC DESIGN

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1. first corporate identity program

2. first in house design department

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Who invented the slinky?

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Richard and Betty James

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Who invented tupperware?

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Earl Tupper

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Walmart

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Sam Walton

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Inspiration from Sam

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1. Commit to your business

2. Swim upstream

3. Make Something better everyday

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Who invented the television?

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Philo T. Farnsworth

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what was television first called?

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radiovision

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what was the first television network?

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NBC

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Who designed the CBS logo?

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William Golden

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Cooper Union School

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Peter Cooper

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Americas Nation Design Museum

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Cooper Hewitt

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Who said "take the familiar and ordinary to a new level of interest"?

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Lou Dorfsman

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Lou Dorfsman saying

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"take the familiar and ordinary to a new level of interest"

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Father of Television Graphics

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Lou Dorfsman

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first sound cartoon what year?

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1928

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first cartoon in color year?

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1932

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Snow White 1st full length cartoon what year?

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1937

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Disneyland Opened in

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1955

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Disney Inspirations

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1. Attention to detail

2. Innovation

3. Storytelling

4. Eyecatchers or carrots

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John Lasseter

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closest thing to Walt Disney in Disney Company

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Camelot

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William Goudy

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Graphic Design term who?

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William Addison Dwiggins

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Times New Roman

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Stanley Morrison

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Futura

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Paul Renner

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The New Typography book

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Jan Tschihold

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New Typography (GWSA)

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1. Grid alignment

2. white space

3. sans serif

4. asymmetry

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New Typography

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Equalize letterspacing based on optical value

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Art Deco (date)

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1930s

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Art Deco (country)

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France

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Art Deco (other names)

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1. Art Moderne

2. Streamline

3. Jazz

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Art Deco (influences)

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1. post war joy

2. Egyptian art

3. transportation

4. Art Nouveau

5. Cubism

6. Arts & Crafts

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Art Deco (characteristics)

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1. rigid geometry

2. repeated patterns

3. female form

4. cubist illustration

5. décorative sans serif

6. pastel colors

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Radio City Music Hall designer

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Donald Deskey

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Fine illustrator from France who also created an alphabet

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Erte

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Font Erte used

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Broadway

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WPA (1930) stands for?

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Works Progress Administration

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WPA (1930) projects

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Federal Art Project (1935-1939)

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what are isotypes?

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International System of Typographic Picture

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a walk sign is an example of an...?

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isotype

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Who/When/Where were isotopes developed?

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Otto Neurath/1930s/France

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Advantages of Symbols over Text

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1. Quicker to recognize

2. Quicker to comprehend

3. easier to remember

4. universal

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International Typographic Style: ITS (country)

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Switzerland

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International Typographic Style: ITS (who)

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Bauhaus teachers

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International Typographic Style: ITS (other names)

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1. Swiss Style

2. Corporate Style

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International Typographic Style: ITS (influences)

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1. Bauhaus

2. The New Typography

3. Business Expansion

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International Typographic Style: ITS (Designers)

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Max Bill

Ernst Keller

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International Typographic Style: ITS (Philosophies)

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solution from content

communication not seduction

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International Typographic Style: ITS (characteristics)

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1. grid alignment

2. sans serif

3. flush left ragged right

4. void of decoration

5. usually black and white

6. asymmetrical

7. photos (few illustrations)

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International Typographic Style: ITS (Typefaces)

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Univers

New Haus Grotesk (Helvetica)

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Univers (person)

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Adrian Frutiger

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Helvetica (person)

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Edouard Hoffman

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Thoughts on a Design author

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Paul Rand

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Art director of Esquire Magazine

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Paul Rand

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IBM Logo designer

UPS logo designer

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Paul Rand

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DESIGNER

Movie Posters revolutionized Title Design

Anatomy of a Murder, Man with the Golden Arm

NYC

1950s

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Saul Bass

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Father of Motion Graphics

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Saul Bass