Graphic Design is a piece of work which combines creativity and fine art and conveys a certain message to a targeted audience to create effective visual communication. Graphic design practitioners specialise in the structuring and organizing of visual information to aid communication and orientation. A graphic designer can also refer to artistic and professional disciplines that focus on visual presentation and communication. The graphic design process process is a problem solving process, one that requires technical expertise, innovation and substantial creativity. Knowing what the client wants to convey about his/her product, which is then put together and translated into a design. A graphic designer may use visual arts, typography, and page layout to produce there final pieces. Graphic designers must also be able to create art for there targeted audience. Which means that they have to learn about who they are making these pieces of work for. Some uses of graphic design is might include logos, publications, websites, product packaging, and advertisements. Another example is brochures, tickets, posters, business cards, Internet banners, CD covers, and Power Point Presentations.
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