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Hashimoto (graphic design, Utah State University) explains the principles and elements of visual composition that apply to any medium, walks through the process of defining a design problem and imagining visual solutions, and provides instructions for creating seven sample design projects in Illustrator. The tutorials are simple enough for anyone who can navigate toolbars and palettes. The CD-ROM contains trial PC versions of Adobe Illustrator and PhotoShop. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR More Reviews and Recommendations Alan Hashimoto (Logan, UT) is an associate professor in the field of graphic design and computer art at Utah State University. He has created over 400 nationally published visual design solutions for more than a hundred national and international corporations, advertising firms, and design studios.His design experience includes corporate identities, packaging, editorial layout, illustration, interactive design, and animation. He is also the author of the first edition of Visual Design Fundaments: A Digital Approach. Tags: visual design fundamentals |
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