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        | exercise in visual language and aesthetics
 (form and function)
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        | architecture industrial
 interior design
 fashion/textile design
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        | Merely the expression of a specific idea or concept in a visual way (love symbols)
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        | Types of visual communication |  | Definition 
 
        | graphic design photographic design
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        | Strategic visual communication |  | Definition 
 
        | symbol/message for a specific audience through the application of visual design
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        | strategic visual communication AND strategic writing
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        | form  of visual  communication
 which  represents
 an   idea,
 but  is  distinct  from   it
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        | How  are  symbols  applied  in  a  practical  way  in advertising  design? |  | Definition 
 
        | Bass logo (abstract-- not representational) |  | 
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        | Art that does not attempt to represent external, recognizable reality (shapes, forms, colors and textures)
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        | Three modern abstract artists |  | Definition 
 
        | Pollock, Mondrian and Kandinsky |  | 
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        | Representational logo designs |  | Definition 
 
        | a  symbol  that stands  for,  or
 represents  something (easily recognized)
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        | Examples of representational logo designs |  | Definition 
 
        | Air Jordans, Apple, caveman paintings, horses, IBM, Sony's Vaio, |  | 
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        | Rene Magritte (pipe picture) |  | 
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        | -    background / overview -    target  audience
 -    objectives
 -   mandatories
 -   deliverables
 -   timeline
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        | design   based   on   a   specific set   of   well1defined,
 established   goals.
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        | Defines the product, communicates a primary benefit, communicates clearly, must be long-term and enduring, reveals more than what meets the eye |  | 
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        | overall look and feel of one’s brand, visually and verbally, color, paper, design, typography, and  copy to communicate the PERSONALITY
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        | Examples of identity advertisements |  | Definition 
 
        | IBM, Apple, Heineken, the Economist magazine, |  | 
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        | “products are made in the factory, but brands are created in the mind.”
 
 The principles of branding are universal across virtually
 every business venture.
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        | Kaldi's/Starbucks, KFC place in Chinatown, flea market brands |  | 
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        | vehicle in which we deliver the brand and it’s message
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        | Target Market Frame of reference
 Point of difference
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        | Examples of inherent drama |  | Definition 
 
        | Red meat adverisements, McDonald's eggs, Elaine's Bagels, |  | 
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        | Eye patch ("Man in the Hathaway Shirt"), Dos Equis, Louis Vuitton, |  | 
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        | Story appeal and celebrities |  | Definition 
 
        | People  want  to  identify  themselves  in  characters and   celebrities
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        | the  order,   dominance,   size  and  spatial  relationship of  your   visual   elements   from  one   another,   and  the
 media  space   (context)  in  which  they   exist
 
 OGILVY
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        | Photo, headline, body copy |  | 
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        | People   scan   and skim    first  and
 read   second;   and
 they   only   read   IF
 their   scan   turns
 up  something
 worthwhile
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        | lack  of  visual hierarchy
 lack  of  whitespace
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        | geometrical primitives, polygon(s), easily change colors, objects and elements, .ai  .eps  .pdf
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        | native, not backwards compatible |  | 
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        | Encapsulated Post Script,  programming language developed in the 80s to describe page layout, .eps > .ai on universality,
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        | Portable Document Format, universal file format that can hold both vector and raster graphics, |  | 
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        | data structure representing a generally rectangular grid of pixels
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        | Types of bitmap graphic files include |  | Definition 
 
        | .jpg, .psd, .tiff, .png, .pdf |  | 
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        | native, not backwards compatible |  | 
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        | lossy file scheme, Joint Photographic Experts Group, |  | 
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        | high-quality image with a smaller file size |  | Definition 
 
        | optimization/web optimization |  | 
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        | lossless, Tagged Image File Format |  | 
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        | Portable Network Graphics, transparency in the image file, |  | 
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        | Graphics Interchange Format, maximum of 256 colors, hold frame information for simple animations
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        | logos illustration
 when  you  need  to  scale  objects
 when  you  need  to  easily  change  colors
 when  you  need  to  easily  manipulate   lines  and  objects
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        | photography photo)real  treatments
 the  web
 print
 when  you  need  to  express  shades  of  colors
 ( in  millions  of  colors)
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        | A rejection of the old way of thinking, move away from romantic aesthetics |  | 
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        | Example of modernist designer |  | Definition 
 
        | Massimo Vignelli (New York Subway Guide) |  | 
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        | Expressive typography, simple elements, |  | 
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        | UNIFIES THE VISION 
 finds target audience.
 
 makes decisions about visual
 elements used, and what artistic style to use
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        | Important part is composition |  | 
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