Manual of graphic techniques 3: for architects, graphic designers, & artists

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Scribner, Nov 1, 1983 - Art - 128 pages
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Special emphases in this work include: Lettering in design; Drawing and design for reproduction; Basic printmaking; and Modelmaking techniques.

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Contents

INTRODUCTION
4
DRAWING AND DESIGN
37
W BASIC PRINTMAKING
65
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Manual of graphic techniques 2: for architects, graphic designers & artists
Tom Porter,Sue Goodman
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achieved angle applied areas artwork avoid backing sheet balsa wood baseboard baseline basic block camera cardboard clean color columns construction contour crossbar curve degrees diagonal drawing dry-transfer edge effect emulsion entasis etching exposure face film format frame full stroke's width glass glue glued graphic grid gum arabic halftone halfway line horizontal laminated layout lens letter form Linocut litho lithography loop lowercase Masonite medium mesh metal method modelmaking modelscope Monoprints negative Obliques oil pastel original overlay overprinted Paste-up pencil Photostencil Screenprint pica plaster plaster of Paris plastic plate position Preplanning print paper printer produce proof proofreaders signs reduction registration Relief Prints reproduction scale screen Serif Alphabet side simulate space square stage stencil strips stroke Styrofoam surface tape technical pen technique terrain textural thickness tracing transfer turpentine typeface typewriter upper upright stroke visual wash word X-height

About the author (1983)

Porter is in the School of Architecture at Oxford Brookes University.

Sue Goodman is Professor of Mathematics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her research is in the area of foliations and dynamical systems, particularly on low dimensional manifolds. Dr. Goodman studies the relationship between dynamical and topological properties of the foliations and their ambient manifolds. She is an exceptional teacher. At UNC-CH, Dr. Goodman received the Graduate Math Association Award for graduate teaching in 1978 and the UNC-CH Tanner Award for undergraduate teaching a few years later in 1981. In 1991-94, she held the post of Bowman Gordon Gray Professor in honor of her undergraduate teaching. In March 2003, she received the SE MAA Distinguished College or University Teaching Award.

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TitleManual of graphic techniques 3: for architects, graphic designers, & artists
Volume 3 of Manual of Graphic Techniques Vol. 3 Series
Volume 3 of Manual of Graphic Techniques: For Architects, Graphic Designers, & Artists, Bob Greenstreet
Scribner arts library
AuthorsTom Porter, Sue Goodman
Illustrated bySue Goodman
Editionillustrated
PublisherScribner, 1983
Original fromPennsylvania State University
DigitizedMar 21, 2011
ISBN0684180189, 9780684180182
Length128 pages
Subjects ›  › 

Art / General
Design / Graphic Arts / General
Graphic arts
Graphic arts/ Technique
Mathematics / Graphic Methods
  
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