what is bleeding?
it is when a graphic/image/text or anything really, goes off of the screen. it can help for a more professional look in your design.
what is a header
its the large text at the top of your page, normally used in newspapers for titles, etc.
what is a footer
small text at the bottom of your pager, normally showing page numbers, and is usually used in books and newspapers.
what is an border (dtp)
it is a continuous line or pattern that goes around your page
what is your target audience
the group of people your graphic is aimed to inform, entertain, or educate.
what is a colour pallet
it’s the group of colours that gets used in your graphic
what is the usage of a thumbnail
it is to give a preliminary sketch of your graphic
in thumbnails, what does it mean when a shape or item has an x through it?
it usually means that there is an image or graphic planned to be there, or in that shape.
what is depth?
it is to add detail or a feeling of 3D-ness to a graphic, it can be achieved by drop shadows or adding shadows to your design in general.
give an example of bleeding
a picture of a bird, with its tail slightly going off of the page
why is it good to use the same colours more than once in a graphic?
it makes the graphic feel more put together and can help bring a feeling of unity in the design.
why do we use bleeding?
too help the graphic feel more professional.
why do we use depth?
to help a graphic, text, or image to feel 3d and stand out in the design against other things.
