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eBooks and ePortfolios
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Student Book |
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Teacher’s Edition |
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eBook |
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Digital Image Set (60 images) |
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Studio Support Masters |
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Assessment Masters |
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Vocabulary Masters and Art & Artist Profiles |
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Overhead Transparencies (Set of 12) |
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Developed to address the needs of computer-based graphic design programs, as well as more
traditional approaches, Communicating through Graphic Design offers a fresh, up-to-date look at one of the fastest-growing art career
areas. This high school text, full of colorful designs by professionals and students, first hones students’ fundamental thinking and
drawing skills, emphasizing knowledge of elements and principles, planning, and sketching with traditional media. Students then move on to
specific areas of design, observing and analyzing exemplary works from a variety of designers past and present, and finding their own solutions
to real-world design problems.
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Computer-based and traditional approaches to each studio experience |
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Design challenges that reflect actual workplace practice |
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Career profiles of contemporary working professionals |
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Art and design historical references |
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Design time line referenced to historical events |
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Table of Contents:
Chapter 1: What Is Graphic Design?
Chapter 2: The Art of Graphic Design
Chapter 3: Visualizing and Layout
Chapter 4: Identity Design
Chapter 5: Publications Design
Chapter 6: Advertising Design
Chapter 7: Environmental and Information Design
Chapter 8: Virtual Design
Student Handbook
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