Graphic Design Accomplishments

This is a research paper about Graphic Design and Typography and the comparison of artists Paula Scher and Neville Brody. Graphic design is the process of visual communication and problem-solving using one or more of typography, photography, and illustration. The field is considered a subset of visual communication and communication design, but sometimes the term "graphic design" is used synonymously. Graphic designers create and combine symbols, images, and text to form visual representations of ideas and messages. They use typography, visual arts and page layout techniques to create visual compositions. Common uses of graphic design include corporate design logos and branding, editorial design magazines, newspapers, and books, wayfinding or environmental design, advertising, web design, communication design, product packaging, and signage. Whereas Typography is everywhere we look. It's in the books we read, on the websites we visit, even in everyday life on street signs, bumper stickers, and product packaging.

The importance and advantage of technology continues to grow. Its influence can be seen in nearly every sphere of marketing that exists, both with online and print sources. The various platforms and designs that can be used to create advertisements and marketing strategies for companies and their associate brands are nearly endless. One such device that is very common in marketing strategies, for it can be very influential and persuasive on the target audience, is graphic design.

In the Graphic Design field, many who are unfamiliar with the art world, have lots of misconceptions of who we are and what we do as graphic designers. Ian Lynam, who is based in Tokyo, explores the many by engaging with design. The speaker of “That’s entertainment,” entices the audience with his quirky, yet insightful lecture. He immediately connects with the audience through his insightful stories, entertaining experiences, and humorous personality. Through his perspective of the design world of this era, he exposes the truth and theories that showed me a new insight on seeing the design world.

I wish to aid people who aren’t so artistically inclined realize that design isn’t scary and with an imagination, it doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg. I yearn to challenge myself and hopefully my customers to be sustainable in any way possible, whether it be reclaiming materials and furniture or choosing LEED certified practices to fill a space. A career in design excites me due to my love of infinite diverse styles and concepts, however, I obviously cannot make them all work for my space. The thought of being able to implement these ideas for other people and clients causes my heart to leap and fills me with purpose.

The world of Graphic Design is ever changing, and fast paced. Attempting to keep up with new ideas and trends can be dizzying along with tiring. We have already seen the invention of so much technology to get us where we are today, whether that be the Gutenberg Press or Apple’s Macintosh Computer. The future of design shows no signs of mercy in terms of slowing down, but just what does the future have in store?

The Internet describes the role of a graphic designer as a designer in the process of visual communication and problem-solving with typography, space, image and color[1]. Through the use of both paper work (Drawing) to computer work with apps such as Photoshop, design etc.

Project team Author: SHRM project contributors: External contributor: Editor: Design: Fiona L. Robson Bill Schaefer, SPHR Nancy A. Woolever, SPHR Sharon H. Leonard Courtney J. Cornelius, copy editor Terry Biddle, graphic designer

INTRODUCTION I am going to talked about the Father of grudge and the most amazing and unique graphics designer, "David Carson is a name who is connected with postmodern design. He born in Texas, USA in 1955" (Meggs, 1998: p.463b). "In his childhood his design influences have come while travelling around America, Puerto Rico and West Indies"(Blackwell, 1995: p. 18). He attend two weeks design course in switzerland and that was his first significant exposure to graphics designing education. The course was taught by a Swiss designer, HANS-RUDOLF LUTZ. After this course David decide to make a career in graphics designing and enroll full time in a art college. He then worked in a high school near San diego, During this he highly done graphics designing as the art director of the Transworld Skateboard Magazine. Along with graphics designing he was also a professional surfer. Because of His supreme interest in surfing he return back to the West Coast where he launch the Beach Culture magazine. David won lots

Graphic design is a very young profession which has been forming for years and earned its own, separate name from other areas of art in around 80`s . Before that, graphic design was called commercial art and its practitioners were called visual communicators. As a such a young profession it grew incredibly fast and spread globally. In the book of Graphic Design For The 21st Century, C. & P. Fiell describes it as the part of the fabric of everyday modern life. They say that it surrounds us silently, as if it is secretly coded everywhere around us, but we only react to it on subconscious level, without even noticing it is there. (2003, Introduction).

From a young age I’ve always known I wanted to peruse a creative career. My mother is an Interior Designer with her own business so I grew up around artistically driven minds. My parents always encouraged art education in my sister and I’s life, we spent our childhood wondering around art galleries and museums. Through these experiences, I gained a greater appreciation for art and creativity. My dream career and life goal is to be a creative design director for a magazine publication.

I would hope to make a positive impact on the environment bringing a better solution to the masses, to those who can't afford access to architecture to build in sustainable yet affordable ways. I would like to be trained not just to be a socially responsible designer, but also to be the most creative and resilient problem solver. I feel the need to become more than just a designer of three dimensional architectural objects, the need to become a designer of ecosystems, systems of both ecology and economy. I do not intend to follow the path of any individual, yet follow a path unique to myself. I believe University is the first part of my journey and anticipate contributing to a rewarding, satisfying

There are many different skill sets in the discipline of design. When we talk about ‘designers’ there are many different job titles and roles. Broadly speaking you are likely to work with three types of designers:

Today, we live in a society where everything that surrounds us is designed in a way as to improve the quality of our living. In saying that, have we, as designers, contributed to the process of improving our lives through design? This essay will discuss and analyze whether visual communication is part or the problem or part of the solution in the society. Also, this essay will answer whether graphic design has the responsibility to address serious global issues and how it should do this. This essay will also tackle the topic of "Do we need Visual Communication Designers?" and how this topic relates and answer our question to whether it is a problem, a solution or will it be able to help with the global issues.

During my year out I worked as an urban design intern in the London design centre of Dar Al-Handasah (Shair and Partners) [DAH], a world-leading planning, design, management and supervision consultancy.

Listia Natadjaja Lecturer Visual Communication Design Art and Design Faculty of Petra Christian University ABSTRACT