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In This Course students will learn Adobe InDesign, selected Photoshop techniques and some basic design principals on a Macintosh platform. This will enable the student to create a variety of publications ranging from simple flyers to four page newsletters. | |
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Movement is
how you as a designer move the viewer's eye through a space with the line,
contrast, volume, and the placement of objects within a design. Space has two aspects: Positive space, which is represented by an object; Negative space, which is represented by open space. The balance of space creates a composition. |
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Collect
and study print materials from around your community. What makes
one design more appealing than another? You can develop a sense of good
design by carefully studying other designs. Part of being a good designer/publisher
is research.
You will then be ready to tackle the in-class projects as we learn Adobe InDesign and Photoshop. |
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