Section 2-Design & Market Influence Flashcards

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Jock Kinneir and Margaret Calvert

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Graphic designers who designed universal road and highway signs which are used throughout the world

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Alberto Alessi

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Owner of Alessi company, hires designers and artists to design products

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Information drawings

📩✂️

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Icons- images that represent a function

Can appear as shortcuts in software

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Ideograms/pictograms

📞🚻♿️

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Can be substituted for writing

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Symbols

♻️🔯

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Can be found on product info and food packaging, used where an ideogram doesn’t exist

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Logo

🍟

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Represents a company

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Harry Beck

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Engineering draftsman who designed the current style of the London Underground map

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Robert Sabuda

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Famous for designing pop-up books

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Wally olins

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Field: Corporate identity/branding

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Mock up

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Made to scale model of a design, used for demonstration, can have colours/images, made with paper/card

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Prototype

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A more advanced version of a mock up that can function, usually for testing, made with wood/foam/resin

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Model

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A usually smaller scale representation of a product, in 2D or 3D, to show the product from different angles, can make with clay

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Gap in the market

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Where we see there is a product that hasn’t been designed that can meet people’s needs

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Target Market

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Where you market a product to a specific group of people

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Presentation drawing

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Gives overall idea of a product and what it does, would be given to a client &purchaser

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Working drawing

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A technical drawing that is usually 2D, does dimensions and size of the product - shown to manufacturers & purchasers

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Colour fusion

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Dotted colour put together to look like they’re blended

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Colour separation

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Separates colour from a drawing to produce it in RGB

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Hue

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Actual colour i.e red, blue

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Tone

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How light/dark something is

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Complementary colours

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Colours opposite each other on the colour wheel, they are contrasting and make each other seem more intense when next to each other

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Encapsulation

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Protecting a product by closing it in a sealed pocket, done with a laminating machine

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Signs

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Give information or warning

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Labels

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Explain how to use the product

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CAD

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Stands for computer aided design, these are computer graphics packages

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CAM

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Computer aided manufacture. Used to manufacture designs created on CAD

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Font

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A particular size, weight and style of a typeface

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Typeface

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A group of fonts together

29
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Serif

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Decorative flourish on the end of strokes that make up letters and symbols

30
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Sans Serif

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Fonts without serifs