The ability to quickly and accurately convey designs in drawings, sketches, and 3D renderings is essential for any architect.
Color theory: Explains the science behind colors including hue, saturation, and brightness, and how they interact with each other.
Typography: Covers the use and selection of fonts when creating graphic designs, including font families, sizes, and styles.
Layout design: Teaches how to arrange visual elements in a graphic design in a way that is visually appealing and easy to understand.
Visual hierarchy: Describes the use of size, contrast, and color to establish a clear order of importance for visual elements within a design.
Grid systems: Introduces the use of grids as a tool for organizing content and creating well-proportioned layouts in graphic design.
Image manipulation: Teaches how to edit and modify images using software such as Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.
Infographics: Explains how to create visual representations of complex information and data, including charts, graphs, and diagrams.
Presentation software: Covers the use of software such as Microsoft PowerPoint and Google Slides to create dynamic and engaging presentations.
Illustration: Teaches how to create original artwork using various mediums, tools, and techniques.
Animation: Introduces the use of animation techniques to bring static graphic designs to life, including motion graphics and animated videos.
User interface design: Explains how to create effective user interfaces for software applications and websites, including navigation, layout, and design principles.
Visual branding: Teaches how to create a visually consistent brand identity that represents an organization's values and offerings.