Creating Graphics for Signs
2014-01-16
News
Tumo just launched a new cycle of the beginner level graphic design workshop, part of its series of core four-week workshops. During this workshop, Tumo members will learn how to make signs posted in public places and develop their own series of signs. They will study methods of visual communication and the use of tools for creating graphical elements.
The workshop will cover the various stages of the creative process, starting with an analysis of commonly used symbols, and leading up to the creation of original signage and symbols. One of the most important stages of the workshop is the study of vector graphics, working with geometric bodies, and the use of Bezier curves in Adobe Illustrator.
The workshop serves as an important foundation for those who are interested in graphic design for various media, including websites and user interfaces.