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graphic design study questions
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- 1what type face was created by Stanly Morris in 1932Times New Roman
- 2In what year was the Bauhaus closed by the Nazis?1933
- 3who coined the term graphic designW. A. Dwiggins
- 4at were some of the formal elements drawn from Russian Constructivism?state production goals and a new social order
- 5What terms could be used to describe the modern aesthetic created by graphic designers in the 20’s & 30s?clean
objective
avante garde - 6What is conspicuous consumption, as defined by Thorstein Veblen?The term refers to consumers who buy expensive items to display wealth and income rather than to cover the real needs of the consumer.
- 7What is Corporate identity?systems became a means of making complex organizations seem like a single entity
- 8What are the hallmarks of early corporate style?making symbols instead of words
- 9What was the primary purpose of the International Typographic Style?to erase ethnic cultural economic and political differences
- 10What design best exemplifys the International Typographic Stylebauhaus and destijl on the principles of neue typography
- 11What was not a lower-cost alternatives to monotype type setting?phototype or film
- 12The International Typographic Style started in?swiss
- 13What made Doyle Dane Bernbach’s Volkswagen ads from the 1960s were effective?she used humor
- 14How were Pop different from early modern designers?it had commercial interest on fashion sex and drugs. "do it yourself underground production"
- 15What projects pushed the permissiveness of design and challenged traditional conventions?milton glaser's poster, george lois's esquire
- 16What did Ken Garland’s First Things First manifesto of 1964 critiqueprovoked though on what type of influence graphic designers have on the culture at large
- 17What was an effective strategy in graphic protests against the Vietnam War?people would do pro bono but also photoshop and offset printed images to create a negative image
- 18What were production techniques freely used in the 1970s?home and clothing textiles
- 19Which art movement followed “pop'?postmodernism