Final Quiz Heck Ya

Encourages a single interpretation

Had progressive actions, portrayed acid/shroom trips, was a tool for propaganda, considered anti-establishment

Figurative Typography, fighting against T.V, Theme was to take from past, process through present, & create new future.

The study of meaning of signs and symbols

Seymour Chwast, Milton Glaser, Reynolds Ruffins, & Edward Sarel created what?

Duo that developed a novelty of typefaces

"The Boss", dispelled notion that applied art is inferior to 'fine arts', blended traditional style w/ modern ideals

Using characters as shapes to create illustrations instead of words.

The study of signs and symbols and their use of interpretation

Used to give character traits to something that does not have character of its own

Crucial role in integration of tech in graphic design, visual properties of bitmapped fonts, layering & overlapping

Crazy chest carver, wanted to show the torment of art

A word that is written in such a manner that it illustrates what it means

Magazines had free flowing ideas, paper size increased, had a 2 page spread, was more about info than graphics

Small circulation of original/appropriate texts and images

Creators of adobe photoshop, became industry standard for digital image editing

Apart of New Internationalism, created by Alan Fletcher, Bob Gill, Collin Forbes

Also took from past, processed through present, and created a new future

Encourage multiple interpretations

Showed playfulness but conformed to Int. Type, played w/ Synbiotics, broke rules of Int. Type & pushed design to chaos

High abstract combos to convey meaning of the subject

Head of Basels art school, condensed logo for photography room

Refused to work in a single style, imitated New Wave Type, contribution to type was Experimental Test Setting

Design is an important & useful activity to spread info, was a universal approach and scientific

designed early bitmapped fonts for apple, screen fonts for macintosh, low-res dot pattern dictates the letterform

Said: Trademark must be readily understood, yet possess every element of a metaphor & ambiguity

Created the International Type Style & grid

Mexico: Wanted social/political change, had international influence, art was direct & confrontational

Part of Editorial Design Revolution & were well designed magazines in 1940's, led charge in editorial design

The study of how signs and symbols are connected and ordered into a structural whole

Furthered type in Swiss schools, simple sans serif style (Humanist), schematic diagram of 21 Univers. same x hieght,

Based on eclectic interest in modernist European design, 1st half of 20th century

Pioneer of computers, 1st ever mouse tool creator

Made trademark for Union Safe Company, took inspo. from 'modernism' & made it his, sacrificed legibility for style

IBM logo is __.

Created 1st ever nude on computer

Mathematically described curve used in computer graphics and animation

1st Architect studio specializing in product design then corporate identity. created NY Transporation map (Swiss Style)

Individual meaning & expression, unconventional solutions in visual type, Human Type, acknowledged dark side of art

a branch of philosophy that studies the fundamental nature of reality

One of 1st full time Female Illustrators, inspired search for system to work from home, worked 5-9, Self taught baddie

Africa: Human Right poster series, designed powerful tool for social change

Retro Designer, Modernist, European Design

Worked w/ Paul Rand, simple dominant image w/ type, cut paper look, 1st film graphic package

One of most recognizable logos in world, made by Pat Gorman, Frank Olinsky, & Patti Rogoff. Bold & dimensional, motion

Art director @ CBS, HUGE contribution to album design, replaced complex visual identity w/ simple graphics of a subject

for trademark to be functional over time it must have __.

Early pioneer of iundustrial & graphics design, specialty in transportation design, Created Shell & Coke logo

Pioneered constructive graphic art, tried to illustrate process & behaviors not specific object, graphic design & paint

Ulm Institute, Bauhaus trained, Math controlled construction, crossed design, architecture & math, Harmony & order asym.

Main figure of the Psychedelic Poster movement

Magazines in the Editorial Design Revolution focused on what aspects?

Sacrificed readibility for design

1st Portable computer for the low, low, price of $16,000 (can be purchased with 200 easy instalments of $80.00)

big part of Visual System, assign symmetric clues to help it be recognizable, core component of Corporate Identity

Created CBS logo, hired Georg Olden, One of the most Successful Trademark designers.

1st school to have Graphic Design Profession/Major, good design = good business

Used traces of children's art, primitive art, folk art, & woodcuts. Thinks art forms should be blended together

Inspired by Picasso, Dali, & Monreaux

The manner in which a corporation, firm, or business enterprise presents itself to the public

Social & political mission, used closed text but moved to open text later on

Photographs that capture staged or artficially constructed scenes, made only for the purpose of photography

A distinctive feature or dominant idea in an artistic or literary composition

motion graphics within logo never seen before, created color variations of mtv logo by exploring editing controls in tv

Push Pin Studio allowed young Graphic Designers to develop __ to illustrations

Digital Pioneer, graphic poster style inspired by Ludwig Wholwein, wanted digital art to look hand painted, Adobe helper

De stijl movement, visual unity of design achieved through math grid, flush left, rag right, objectively photography

Studio Dumbar, created stage photography w/ photography fundamentals, wanted designs to be fun & playful,

Created Total Design Firm, filled gap in Netherlands for design

Middle East: Iranian Graphic Designer forefather, combined Swiss school w/ Iranian culture

Awareness of Western culture lifestyles & maintained Japanese Traditions

Rethought nature of typography forms, brought daily weather report into class to redesign

When you finally decipher a visual image

Father off NY School, valued ordinary signs to visually communicate, design = integration of form & function

Whatever Modernism declared itself to be, this tried to be the opposite

Designated work of Architecture Designers, rejected grid structure & Bauhaus simplicity, subliminal messages in work

Graphic department designer @ CBS, corporate identity fore-father, designed for choppy color t.v & sizes, info @ center

International Paper Co. corporate identity specialist

Posters inspired by rock music, drugs, surrealism, Art Noveau, & Dada

art, graphic, or visual displays related to or inspired by psychedelic experiences and hallucinations