Chicago Graphic Design Club’s Post

The Fall 2023 Issue of the Brighton Beacon is Now Available.   In a world increasingly dominated by fleeting digital interactions, the Brighton Beacon's latest issue is a testament to printed media's enduring importance.   Printed magazines, like the Brighton Beacon, stand as pillars in our communication landscape for several profound reasons: ·     Historical Resonance: Magazines have been the custodians of our shared narratives, preserving stories for posterity. ·     Physical Assurance: The tactile nature of a printed magazine reinforces its credibility, grounding readers in an increasingly virtual world. ·     Reflective Engagement: Free from the constant interruptions of the digital realm, magazines facilitate a deeper, more thoughtful engagement with content.   Our Fall edition offers insights into the Bay of Quinte's autumnal splendour, a retrospective on the RCAF Museum, and much more. We encourage readers to pause, reflect, and immerse themselves in a medium that holds itself accountable to the present and history.   Join us in championing a form of communication that remains steadfast in its commitment to truth, engagement and depth.   #BrightonBeacon #PrintMatters #MaracleInPrint #PrintedByMaracle

Parents, educators, and young minds, learn about the power of design registration! 🧠 Unleash your creativity and safeguard your artistic work from imitation 🎨💡 Learn about design registration 🔗https://ow.ly/79CK50QZwFk #IntellectualProperty #DesignRights #IPEducation

Are you aware of the massive evolution of graphic design that took place over the 1900s❓ Discover the 🌟 form follows function 🌟 principle of Bauhaus to the revolution of digital design in the 90s and everything in between by reading my new blog: 🌟 Graphic Design Throughout the Decades: 20th Century 🌟 Check out this insightful read here: ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eD4ZFUgC #designhistory #graphicdesign

Ladislav Sutnar, a pioneering figure in the field of design, made significant contributions that continue to influence contemporary design practices. His approach emphasized clarity, functionality, and the effective communication of information through design. In the first installment of the Masters in Design Series, we explore how Sutnar's principles and methodologies can be applied in practical contexts today. Found this useful? Follow us for more interesting information on graphic design! #successwithmultia #famousgraphicdesigners #graphicdesignhistory #designprinciples

Did you know, that based on the Human Design type, we can give our audience members a chance to follow their strategy and Authority to respond (positively) to our offers and invitations. How cool is that? My guest Amber Leann Drake shares exactly how! https://lnkd.in/enDUi4Bc

What an exciting class! There are so many things to think about; it is good to take your time with this to really understand the concepts. (I am referring to the Graphic Design History course).

Today, we explored the concepts of Link Trees and Information Graphics. We learned how to create visual representations of interconnected ideas and information, using techniques such as branching and graphic design. These tools enable us to organize complex information, reveal relationships, and communicate ideas more effectively https://lnkd.in/ezDJutXa Charles Nii Ayiku Ayiku, APR

Just finished my second course"Design a Compelling Presentation" by John McWade for my Essentials of Digital Media class at Susquehanna University! Here I have learned to create and grab attention to connect to listeners through presentations. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/evqAKWSu #presentationdesign.

📚 What they didn't teach you in design school Are you feeling confused, lost, and don't know where to start for your creative career? Check out the book What They Didn't Teach You in Design School by Phil Cleaver! Not only helpful for art & design students, but everyone practicing at all levels in the art & design industry ✨ #designcareer #designschool #designeducation #portfoliotips #studentlife #designbook

I really thought I would have pause and walk away during this, but great layout and content. It turns out their design and format work (at least for me).  Just finished the course “Trauma-Informed Design” by Melissa Eggleston and Carol F. Scott, PhD! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/ezcbZQvw #designthinking.