Graphic Design: Layout and Hierarchy
Understanding principles of layout, visual hierarchy, and negative space in graphic design for effective communication.
Key Questions
- In what ways do logos use 'negative space' to hide secondary meanings?
- How can visual hierarchy guide a viewer's eye to the most important information first?
- Design a simple poster, justifying your layout choices to achieve clear communication.
Common Core State Standards
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