FREE TRIAL LESSONS

The present and the following lessons are serving only examples for your familiarization with methods and instruction level at the New Image School of Graphic Design. The sequence of lessons, ways of subject representation as well as level of going into details have significantly changed as compared to a working variant of the Internet course.

Each lesson of the Internet course consists of a theoretical part dedicated to the advertising composition and its examples, which would help the students with their assignments and tests. Part of the theoretical and illustrative materials of the Internet course is represented as PDF files. Having loaded them on your computer you will get a possibility to use them as usual everyday studying materials.

Lesson 1

Creation of a trade-mark or logo is one of the most frequent tasks set for a graphic designer. Logo enables us to differentiate goods and services of definite companies from the same kind of goods and services of other companies. Personal stamps or brands of the middle age craftsmen and manufactories were the prototypes of modern Logos. First trade marks appeared in the middle of the 19th century along with a full scale development of manufacturing production...
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Lesson 2

Stylization is a generalized representation of different forms - such as animals, plants, people, etc. - with the help of various ways of simplification, emphasizing their most characteristic peculiarities. The easiest way to stylize a form would be to depict it with all the pertinent details with further duplication of the picture containing only essential characteristics and avoiding unnecessary details. For a good stylization it most important to find a favourable disposition of an object...
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Lesson 3

How to create a logo? Application of stylization principles on practice as well as examples of logos created by the New Image College students you can see in Lesson #3.
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