2. What is Graphic Design? In reality, graphic design is all these things and more. Is it a webpage design? Is it a poster for an event? Is it a product design? Is it a magazine cover? Is it a logo?

3. Graphic design is visual communication, using type and or illustration, that is meant to be reproduced and advertise. Here is a definition to help you understand the parameters of graphic design.

4. Using our definition, is this a graphic design? What message does it communicate? Is the type necessary to communicate the idea? Quality Travel for your next vacation Does the added text create a clearer message?

5. READ Is this graphic design? Does the addition of text make this a better poster? What is the message?

6. What’s the difference between Graphic Art and Fine Art? Fine art is usually one of a kind. Graphic design is reproduced. Fine art is viewed in museums, art galleries and homes. Graphic design is viewed through media venues. Fine art communicates a personal message. Graphic design advertises products, events and ideas.

7. Here are some examples of fine art.

8. Here are some examples of graphic design.

9. Graphic designs seem to be everywhere. They bombard us every hour of the day. Have you every asked yourself why? The language is universal The delivery is quick They demand attention We are bombarded with graphic designs because they fit our fast paced society. People today, all want their information to be understandable, delivered quickly and presented in an interesting manner. Here are three reasons why graphic designs are so universal:

10. The language is universal Fue una madre con su hijo. Se estaban divirtiendo un dia en la playa. In a world that’s growing smaller and smaller people are finding more and more need to use a visual language.

11. The delivery is quick The old saying is true, “A picture is worth a thousand words”.

12. They demands attention When there is too much information to sort through, it’s the message with the greatest visual impact that is ultimately seen.

13. Why is graphic design important. Because people have: products to sell. ideas to share. events to promote. And people are eager consumers.