1. Graphic Products Exam Revision

2. Branding
What is meant by Brand identity ?

3. What is meant by Brand identity ?

4. Key Words
Supply & Demand
New Technology
Feel good Factor
Brand identity
Marketing/Advertising

5. Common Exam Questions Common Exam Questions Answers :
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Name the four process colours
Name a common printing Process
Advantages & Disadvantages CAD/CAM
Properties of materials – Matt Card, Foil lined card, Foam board
What are Quality Control Checks ?
What are Quality Assurance checks ?
Who are designers? What are they famous for ?
What does TM stand for
What is another name for Net ?
Name all the parts of the letter F O and R Stem, continuous curve , serif
What is tessellation?
What is an exploded Diagram ?
What are the five main purposes of packaging ? Pro……
Con…….. Pre….. In…… Sto…..
Designers have a responsibility to the environment – Discuss
Common Exam Questions

6. Identify the drawing. Is it Oblique or Isometric
Identify the drawing. Is it Oblique or Isometric? Now Render each diagram with a suitable finish
Oblique Isometric?
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7. What do these words mean??
Mass Production 10,000 Plus copies
Logo An image associated with a company
Quality Control Quality checks throughout the making process
Quality Assurance Quality of workforce or materials
Flowchart System using symbols for plan of make
Exploded diagram 3D drawing to show how a product fits together
Thermoplastic Reused when heated
Tolerance Acceptable range of accuracy
Choke test a test to show the safety of small parts
Gsm Grammes per square metre (weight of Card)
Biodegradable Breaks down Naturally less harmful
Cultural Some products can be offensive to different people (cultures) USA No 13 is unlucky
Dimensions Measurements
Net/Development 2D shape (flat box)
CYMK Process colours Cyan Yellow Magenta Black
Input Devises Camera keyboard

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- holds paper in place
- some have a groove for the T-square
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9. - provides a smooth, flat surface for drawing - holds paper in place
Drawing Board
- provides a smooth, flat surface for drawing
- holds paper in place
- some have a groove for the T-square
Pair of Dividers
- marking distances accurately
- two steel points
Watercolour Paint
- comes as paste in tubes, or solid blocks
- thinned with water for different shades
- good for applying colourwashes
T-square
- drawing horizontal lines
- good for drawing parallel lines
French Curves
- drawing curved lines
- different sizes of curves moulded in plastic
Gouache Paint
- comes as paste in tubes
- thick, opaque finish
- thinned with water for different shades and colourwashes
Parallel motion
- drawing parallel lines
- replaces a T-square
- may be built in to a drawing board
Flexi Curve
- bent to desired shape for special lines
- flexible plastic, with a soft metal core
Acrylic Paint
- opaque
- dries quickly, water resistant when dry
- work on most materials eg plastic
- thinned with water for colourwashes
Set Square
- one used to draw 45° and 90° angles
- one used to draw 90°, 60° and 30° angles
Graphite Pencils
- available from 9H (very hard) to 9B (very soft)
- softer pencils used to add darker tones to drawings
- harder pencils good for technical drawings
Spray paint
- good for painting 3D models
- good ventilation needed
Protractor
- measuring angles
- circular or semi-circular
Coloured Pencils
- good for flat areas of colour
- available in many colours
- water soluble pencils used to blend colours
Chalks and Pastels
- good for large areas of colour
- good for tones and shades
- not suitable for detail
Compasses
- drawing circles and arcs
- pencil lead and steel point
Markers
- water-based - non permanent, do not bleed, can give streaky finish
- spirit-based - permanent, need bleedproof paper, waterproof
- different nib shapes eg round, brush, square
Steel Rule
-for measuring and marking accurately

10. Revision – Smart Materials & Printing Effects
What is Biodegradable ink ?
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