Author: Chen Jian
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book explains the knowledge related to the three stages of prepress, printing, and postpress, and provides detailed explanations of six aspects: the composition of art design, advertising design, CI corporate identity design, book binding design, packaging design, and magazine design. The book combines theory with practical operations, not only giving readers a comprehensive understanding of graphic design but also helping them solve potential practical problems in the workplace, such as bleed, white space, image resolution, color modes, and network connectivity between PCs and Macs. The book includes numerous illustrations for reference, enhancing its practical value. Exercises at the end of each chapter help readers consolidate their learning, enabling them to master the content quickly. The book is comprehensive, rich in visuals, highly targeted, and emphasizes the integration of theory and practice. It focuses on helping professionals solve real-world issues, making it the designated teaching material for the 1+N compound talent vocational training program. It can be used as a teaching resource for graphic design vocational training programs, as well as for self-study and reference by those learning graphic design or working in related fields. It is particularly suitable as a textbook for graphic design training classes.
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