Exam 9: Posters
Exam 1: Introduction: the Graphic Design Profession13 Questions
Exam 2: Quickstart: Graphic Design Basics12 Questions
Exam 3: Typography13 Questions
Exam 4: The Design Process13 Questions
Exam 5: Concept Generation and Creativity10 Questions
Exam 6: Visualization and Color17 Questions
Exam 7: Composition10 Questions
Exam 8: Proportional Systems and the Grid10 Questions
Exam 9: Posters10 Questions
Exam 10: Book Cover Design10 Questions
Exam 11: Branding and Visual Identity10 Questions
Exam 12: Advertising12 Questions
Exam 13: Web Design, Mobile and Motion Graphics10 Questions
Exam 14: Package Design11 Questions
Exam 15: The Portfolio10 Questions
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Should posters in a series share a common vocabulary? If so, why?
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Yes. A common vocabulary of form across the posters will create correspondence.
Which of the following basic guidelines should you adhere to when designing a poster? Select all that apply.
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A,B,E
What is the purpose of posters?
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Posters are used to inform (display information, data, schedules, or offerings) or to persuade or promote (causes, places, events, people, brands, programming, films, companies, services, entities, or organizations).
According to designers Alice Drueding and Joe Scorsone, how do you begin to design a poster?
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The poster's predecessor was called a broadside. What were broadsides used for?
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When you compose a single surface intuitively, without the use of a structural device such as a grid or the rule of thirds, what are some issues to consider?
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