Using the areas of Graphic Design discussed in the seminar, studio workshop as a starting point and with reference to the 'What is Graphic Design For - Part 1/2' presentation. Identify, record and evaluate a minimum of:
Examples of websites/blogs that help design the following:
Information and way-finding design
Product & packaging design
1. The Dieline
Branding & identity design
1. Pentagram
Updated identity for an international publisher of illustrated reference books.
2. GTF
Habitat, 2002
The objective of Habitat’s re-branding was to introduce a unique and therefore defensible element to the graphic identity while still retaining the familiar word mark. The ‘Love your home’ logo refers to graphics used by the store in the 1970s.
4. Graham Smith
Editorial and publishing design
1. MagCulture
The magCulture blog bangs the drum for editorial design. We love all types of magazines and newspapers, whether in print or digital form. What matters is the innovation, creativity and thought behind them.
2. Mag Spreads
MagSpreads is dedicated to the process and progress of editorial design and the publishing industry and its practitioners, students and its enthusiasts. Its purpose is to define and promote the world's best editorial design, and to provide a place where the editorial design community can review, critique and stay informed with the latest industry trends and design projects being created in the field.
3. Mag Pile
A community for people who love and read magazine
Editorial design on Behance
Like most graphic design, newspaper and magazine design is an exercise in combining technical detail with artistic flair. The core components of editorial design are text and pictures, so a keen understanding of typography, layouts, grids and composition is essential. In fact, magazines perhaps more than any other format show how the many elements of graphic design can come together in one place: images, illustration, photography, logos and mastheads, information design, paper stock and so on.
Retail and Promotion
Retail on Behance
Barber Design works closely with Blacks Visual Merchandising to develop stunning window and in-store displays for Topshop, one of the biggest names on the high street.
3. Ignite
4. Detective
Uses the language of design to solve problems
As retail design specialists we understand what is needed to attract an audience through clever design, store layout and POP displays. Whether it's full interior design, windows or display you can be sure D4R will deliver the brief. Our talented teams deliver high quality retail design.
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