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    the meaning of logo design and influenced the philosophy of future commercial art. Paul Rand, born on August 15, 1914 as Peretz Rosenbaum in Brooklyn, New York, discovered the world of graphic design at a young age. Although he attended Haaren High School, the Pratt Institute, Parsons School for Design, and the Art Students League of New York, Rand saw himself as a self-taught designer. He was inspired by European art movements,…

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    designer is huge client base. Having a huge client base in today's society is exceptionally good. Everyone who owns a business, organization, etc. needs a logo or design to represent their business, so graphic designers are needed for these types of jobs. For instance, “If a business is going to do marketing than some one is going to need to design those marketing materials.” (YouTheDesigner, 2009). As long as business keep growing more and more, graphic designers will always be needed. As a…

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    40 years (he started around age 25). His work is seen every single day, yet, his name is not normally attached to it. His designs are elegant and simple, but edgy and fresh at the same time. To appear on dozen of products, they must be. Gerard Huerta designed both the basis of the AC/DC logo and this final one, which is now iconic in the world of classic rock.…

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    Jo Mielziner was the great Broadway Scenic designer who designed sets for hundreds of important plays and musicals and whose remarkable career spanned from 1927 to 1989. His design has earned him an array of awards. With his work, he has permanently affected the art of stage design and influenced many other designers. Jo Mielziner was a prominent designer who revolutionized the art of technical theatre. Jo Mielziner spent his childhood in France but moved to the States in 1909. Mielziner father…

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    completely blind, since I have a few possible ideas of career pathways: Nutrition, Design (Interior and Graphic), and Journalism. Nutrition, is a great field to find work in, not only is it growing, but becoming more needed with…

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    died 1990 and was a student of Bauhaus. He believed that his designs should be “affordable for the everyday worker but good enough for the wealthy (Galloway 1998).” Carl Jacob Jucker was a Swiss Silversmith and industrial designer who was born in Zurich in 1902 and died in 1997 and like Wagenfeld was also a student at Bauhaus and studied alongside Wagenfeld both of whom studied under the direction of László Moholy-Nagy (Museum of Design Zurich 2016). The Bauhaus was an arts school that was based…

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    of graphic design. Public signs, utility signs, and road signs are examples of how a design communicate the information with the use of graphical elemtns. As up in coming graphic designers, it is important for us to understand how we should approach informative design; creating something that is just aesthetically pleasing won’t be an effective tool for the public to utilize in everyday life. A perfect example of how communication was integrated in design is Massimo Vignelli’s design of New York…

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    One concept that stood out to me in the Technology theme is in the article called Shell Shorts by Amber Bravo it talks about learning the evolution of material and design of chairs. According to Amber Brown, Eames and Saarine made a plywood chair and started experimenting with molding the chair differently with curves and dimensions with the plywood ( Bravo par.2). They would construct and reconstruct the chairs mold with different dimensions, for example, 2D and 3D to see what style is more…

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    Why Graphic Design

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    Why is graphic design mostly chosen by design students of CAS Ibri? Design is a field of art and creativity with innovative creations helping the world develop in a beautiful way. It is of many different types such as graphic, digital and spatial design. Additionally Graphic design recognized as Contact design is a fine art, exercise of arranging and is textual. There are many reputed institutions where we can learn every field of Art. Every student has right to choose their…

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    I’ve recently taken an interest in the work of London fashion photographer, Miles Aldridge, particularly his portraits regarding the Virgin Mary. My reason for this is because I’m basing my studio portraiture project on The Annunciation by Dante Gabriel Rossetti so Christian iconography, particularly the Madonna is relevant to my research. This series of portraits is entitled Immaculée and was originally featured in international fashion magazine, Numéro in 2007. The photos feature model, Alana…

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