21-3350 Graphic Design II:Semiotics and Form

Graphic design as a discipline is highly focused on creating graphic language. This language helps to organize information and to tell a brand story through consistent use of symbols. In this course, concepts will be synthesized into graphic form by use of symbology and typography as the major components in developing a graphic language as essential to brand building. Students will explore basic concepts of symbology as it pertains to basic graphic structure and universal communication. Outcomes will include 2-D and 3-D design solutions.

3 Credits
PREREQUISITES: 21-2612 Intro to Visual Design Studies or 21-2330 Graphic Design I: Form and Structure