Graphic Design Theory – Print Design

What you'll learn
All the essential print terminology like bleed, color separation, resolution, RIP, spot colors etc.
All the most common printing methods (offset, digital, screen, 3D printing) and the differences between them
Special printing techniques (foil stamp, varnish, lamination, coating, emboss)
Binding methods (stiching, thread sewn, spiral, EVA, PUR, tape bond etc.)
Checklist for a successful print job (overprinting, trapping, flattening, knockout etc.)
Color management, calibration and proofing
Print design products (stationery, posters, books, packaging, etc.)
Requirements
You don't need any prerequisite skill in design software or any experience in graphic design
Access to Adobe Creative Cloud is an advantage but not a requirement
Description
If you are like so many of us amazed by a beautifully designed poster or magazine cover, buying a chocolate just because of its cool packaging, if you love design in print form, then you've come to the right place.
Print design focuses on producing
designs printed onto tangible surfaces and products,
and we can say that it is the oldest, classic field of Graphic Design, as old as the profession itself.
With this rich history we have a long way to look back, and even more to look forward to as new trends arise and more and more industries modernize their look and appeal, and professional printing and packaging services become more accessible to small brands.
Because of this, learning the key terms, best practices and industry standards of printing is very important for any professional designer.
The greatest benefits of completing this course
By the end of this course you will be equipped with all the knowledge you need to accept print design projects (given that you have the skills in the software). You will be able to confidently interact with printer services and clients, knowing how to prepare your work professionally, from adjusting your colors to setting your bleeds.
What will we cover
In this course we will be covering everything you need to know about printing techniques and processes, including
Color management,
Binding methods,
Paper types, sizes with resolution settings and so much more.
We will also dive deep into all the specialized areas within this field, like
Logo design,
Packaging design,
Editorial design,
Environmental design,
Posters,
Brochures,
Business Cards,
Stationery and Books
Mastering by visual examples
Just like in the other courses in my Graphic Design Theory Series, we will analyze hundreds of print design projects to give you a solid understanding of the important rules and terms you need to be familiar with as a print designer.
Your instructor in this Course
My name is Martin Perhiniak, I am a Certified Adobe
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