In Graphic Design Course you will learn to convey your ideas and messages using graphics, and images. In order to excel in this field, you need to gain knowledge about marketing skills and electronic media packages. Graphic Design Course Content familiarizes you with the basics of balance, contrast, rhythm, movement, typography, etc. Designers can use the graphics created by them in Print Publications as well as for websites.
1.
Graphic Design Concepts &
Practices
a. Elements of design
b. Typography
c. Color
d. Layout
e. Information Hierarchy
2.
Page layout
a. Create layouts with text, color, and graphics
b. Create multi-page documents such as brochure, books
magazines
3.
Logos, drawing and graphics
a. Create graphic : logos, icons, patterns, packaging
b. Draw vector graphics for web and print
4.
Photo retouching
a. Retouch photos
b. Adjust color, contrast and more
c. Prepare images for use on the web or for print
5.
Portfolio
a. Create projects such as logos, social media graphics,
stationery, book covers, album art, event posters and build your portfolio.
Note:
Through this course you will learn to use Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign.
Class timings are available as per your request.
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