GD 1 Final Exam Review p 1 of 2

A series of improvements in industrial technology that transformed the process of manufacturing goods created a surplus that led to the need of advertising.

• Industrial Revolution

• Grunge Period

• Gutenberg Press

• Victorian Era

Created 1445-1450 and allowed printing to become easier so books could be printed in high quantities more quickly.

• Gutenberg Press

• Photography

• Industrial Revolution

• Personal Computer

When working for a client on a professional graphic design project, what is the purpose of research?

• To find a group of people assembled to provide opinions and feedback regarding a particular product or concept

• Used to give the client a vision of a final design on a product. Usually used in product design@#

• A more detailed thumbnail sketch that is drawn up to the actual size of the final work

• Defining: Who is the target market? Who are the competitors? What is that industry like as a whole?

The part of the exposure triangle that affect how much light is recorded into the image sensor

• ISO

• Aperture

• Shutterspeed

• Hot shoe

The software that supports a computer's basic functions such as running applications and controlling peripherals such as Windows, Mac OS X and Linux

• Preflighting

• Malware

• Operating System

• Ransomware

A global computer network which provides information while utilizing similar communications protocols

• Balance

• Art

• Internet

• Graphic Design

A license that enables the free distribution of otherwise copyrighted work

• Creative Commons

• Infringement

• Registered trademark

• Royalty free

The most common file extension used for saving graphics. A lossy format used for compressing image files.

• TIFF

• JPG

• RAW

• PNG

Differentiation of elements within a composition (size value etc.) Creating in a design, the differences between color, value, texture, etc.

• Contrast

• Emphasis

• Hierarchy

• Elements

The arrangement of page layouts with the use of design software.

• Desktop publishing

• Digital printer

• Gutenberg Press

• Photography