Description
In this course, you will learn:
- Before beginning your final project with Indesign, learn how to analyze a brief, what questions to ask, how to quote a task, and what kind of preparation is required.
- Learn how a to debrief may save you time and the necessity of giving your clients correct budgets and timeframes.
- It's time to start designing now that you've completed all of your planning and preparation.
- Learn how to set up your files for a smooth and professional workflow, as well as the essential elements of any invitation design.
- Learn about typography and layout, color palettes, visual assets such as photography, art, and icons, as well as how to select the correct materials and format.
- After you've finished your designs, have a look at some of Sarah's tips for presenting them to clients and dealing with any feedback you might receive. Finally, learn how to polish your work and get your designs ready for printing.
Syllabus:
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Introduction
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Introduction
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Influences
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What Will We Do in This Course?
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Preparation
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Think like a Graphic Designer
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The Brief
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What Do We Need to Ask
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The Debrief
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How to Quote
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Concepts
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Create a Mindmap
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References and Research
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Mood Boards
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Present Your Ideas to the Client
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Design
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Format, Materials, and Finishes
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Typeface and Colour Palette
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Visual Assets
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Layout 1
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Layout 2
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Final Checks
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Artworking
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Presenting Your Work
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Amends
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Sending the Files to Print
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Final Project
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Introduction to Invitation Design: From First Brief to Final Print
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