The study of graphic design has had numerous advances over the past few years. Technology has prompted a necessity to re-learn certain aspects of the craft. This writing will ensure the reader that the basic foundations of graphic design are still necessary, considering the introduction of new mediums for production and presentation. Topics include traditional design vocabulary, problem-solving methodology, standard typographic principles, color theory and representative areas of employment in the graphic design industry. Together these explorations will lead to the advancement of a greater knowledge in your graphic design education. As new technology dictates change in how we practice our craft, the traditions of the foundation remain a permanent part of professional design practice. |