Annotated Bibliography #1
Source :
Friedman, Mildred S., and Phil Freshman, eds. Graphic Design in America: A Visual Language History. Minneapolis, Minn.: Walker Art Center; New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1988.
Annotation:
Graphic design is everywhere whether you notice it or not. It is an ideology that affects how we see the world. Graphic art is a form of communication by using certain designs and images to describe ourselves. The most efficient designs are often invisible or we don't realize they are there and that they are a form of art like door handles.
Potential Quotes:
Assessment:
This article is credible because it was published by a college professor of UCLA Department of Design to inform his students about the world of graphic design. It is also on Galileo an edu website.
Reflection:
I can use the examples on where graphic design is used and how it is not just a form of art but can be applied to real life objects in my research paper. I can also quote the article with the author's creative writing to make my paper more interesting.
Friedman, Mildred S., and Phil Freshman, eds. Graphic Design in America: A Visual Language History. Minneapolis, Minn.: Walker Art Center; New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1988.
Annotation:
Graphic design is everywhere whether you notice it or not. It is an ideology that affects how we see the world. Graphic art is a form of communication by using certain designs and images to describe ourselves. The most efficient designs are often invisible or we don't realize they are there and that they are a form of art like door handles.
Potential Quotes:
- “Design is a powerful force in contemporary culture and society.”
- “ The most efficient design is often invisible - devices like door knobs and traffic lights help us without drawing attention to themselves as design(ed) objects.”
- “It is becoming increasingly difficult to say where design ends and phenomena like art, architecture and popular media begin.”
Assessment:
This article is credible because it was published by a college professor of UCLA Department of Design to inform his students about the world of graphic design. It is also on Galileo an edu website.
Reflection:
I can use the examples on where graphic design is used and how it is not just a form of art but can be applied to real life objects in my research paper. I can also quote the article with the author's creative writing to make my paper more interesting.
Annotated Bibliography #2
Source:
"Design Shack - Web Design Gallery, Articles & Community." 10 Tips for Designing Logos That Don’t Suck | Design Shack. N.p., n.d. Web. 012 Feb. 2017.
Annotation:
The article gives important tips on how to create a good business logo. For example, use a visual double entendre, color is vitally important, avoid the cliché, make it ownable, everybody Loves custom type, keep it simple, consider proportion and symmetry, think about negative space, and know what it means.
Potential Quotes:
- “One of the most important considerations for logo design is the color palette. This is not a superficial decision, color carries meanings and communicates ideas.”
- “Rather than following the herd and using a cliché design, you should instead strive for something that is uniquely recognizable.”
- “Simple but powerful logos permeate the business world and always prove to be the best icons for standing the test of time.”
Assessment:
This article is a credible network source. Established in 2003, Design Shack showcases inspiring examples of design, alongside resources and articles that teach you how to succeed in the same way.
Reflection:
The article uses great examples of good and bad logos and it gives me tips on how to make a good logo. I can potentially use this in my visual presentation and uncover the formula to a great business logo.
Annotated Bibliography #3
Source:
Shadbolt, Peter. "How Important Is It for a Company to Have a Great Logo?" BBC News. BBC, 07 May 2015. Web. 12 Feb. 2017.
Annotation:
For most people the logos of such firms immediately connect our minds to the business in question, without the need to see its name. If the logo isn’t good then the business isn’t good either.
Potential Quotes:
- "A logo is a simple and functional signpost to help people find and indentify your business,But for a logo to be successful, the company behind it must be a respected and trusted brand.”
- "A logo won't allow a company to build a respected brand on its own."
- "And people need an image to look at. As Aristotle said, 'the soul cannot think without an image'.
Assessment:
This source is credible because BBC is used for News and information all over the world. And this article was written by Peter Shadbolt, a business professor.
Reflection
A good business logo a need for all companies in order to be successful.