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Posted: Sun Aug 22, 2004 1:32 pm
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Chisa And I'm glad we have a print expert here! It'll be great to have some tutorials on that later. Colour theory could maybe come after design principles, or be part of it? I don't know, I wish I was at design school sad
Hmm, well I wouldn't call myself an expert, I'm still a student smile When I graduate next year then you can call me an expert. xd But I do know more than I would want to know. Each school is different, it depends on where you live and what the industry calls for in that region. Here it's mostly print and advertising, business are starting to jump into the web, but most are still relying heavily on billboards, newspaper/magazine ads, brochure/newsletters to put themselves out. I was put in charge of my church's wesbite and I'm a bit scared because I don't know that much about web, I mean, I know how to design for it, but not programming or scripts.
Anyways, usually color theory is discussed as part of design principles, but, at least in my experience, a whole week/2 weeks was dedicated to it because there are a lot of things that go into play, it's not just the color wheel. There's the message, the feeling, the audience, etc... so far I've taken at least 3 different course that discussed color theory in depth, the one that best covered it was the pre-press design class.
Oh, I should mention, I'm taking all these classes in Spanish because that's what's spoken where I live, so I may not know the exact names in English.
Anyways, oh hey Chisa, I was wondering... if you love design so much, why not study it? There's nothing better than dedicating yourself to your life's passion. smile Just wondering. heart
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Posted: Sun Aug 22, 2004 2:10 pm
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Posted: Sun Aug 22, 2004 3:20 pm
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Posted: Sun Aug 22, 2004 5:28 pm
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tiranaki Anyways, oh hey Chisa, I was wondering... if you love design so much, why not study it? There's nothing better than dedicating yourself to your life's passion. smile Just wondering. heart
At the time that I chose my course, I didn't really know what I wanted to do, so I chose Electronic Engineering and Computer Science. I just figured out this year that Graphic Design is what I want to do, so I dropped Eng, but I only have a year and a half to go in Comp Sci, so I thought I'd stick it out and either go study GD after, or try and find a job in web design.
All the programming stuff does help a bit with the web languages, and I think I have to learn SQL next year, so I'll be able to do databases and stuff on my websites biggrin I'm just learning what I can on my own for now, which is why this guild is so important to me!
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Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2004 8:09 am
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Chisa At the time that I chose my course, I didn't really know what I wanted to do, so I chose Electronic Engineering and Computer Science. I just figured out this year that Graphic Design is what I want to do, so I dropped Eng, but I only have a year and a half to go in Comp Sci, so I thought I'd stick it out and either go study GD after, or try and find a job in web design. All the programming stuff does help a bit with the web languages, and I think I have to learn SQL next year, so I'll be able to do databases and stuff on my websites biggrin I'm just learning what I can on my own for now, which is why this guild is so important to me!
Ahh ok, yes, that makes sense. It happens a lot, it seems. Many of the people studying with me, and some of my closests friends as well, started with something else. I have one friend that already has a bachelor's degree in Publicity and Adverstising, and decided to get the one for Graphic Arts as well, just because she could. I have another friend who's been studying different things on and off, and it's only now in her late 20's that she's finishing her degree. There was one woman who had been studying for 10 years, even though she was taking the freshman classes when I entered univeristy 3 years ago.
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Posted: Thu Aug 26, 2004 9:48 pm
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