GDP 413
Print Management and Production
Graphic Design · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 credits
Description
This course the principles of designing fonts ready for print and screen. They transfer the manually developed typeface into true type font using professional software. Furthermore, this course will provide the opportunity to experiment with type and research various methods and techniques to serve a pragmatic purpose to express ideas using type. The students will also learn how to develop a visual identity system and how to combine type with signs and symbols. Prerequisites: GDP 317, GDP 322. covers print methods and print techniques including color separation, film preparation, plate processing, and the actual production process. It will also include the choice of papers, printing onto various surfaces, paper engineering, management and finishing processes, and binding. Prerequisites: GDP 321, GDP 322. GDP
What to expect
✓Has Graded Homeworks