Graphic design is so much a part of our lives that at times it goes unnoticed. The layout of type and imagery on the page you’re reading right now is a key aspect of graphic design. This book was designed by organizing all the visual and textual information into a communicable message, an object bound between two covers. But if organizing were the only job of graphic designers, the computer would have replaced us by now.
Introduction to Photoshop
Navigation & Resolution-Zooming an image
Rotate & Crop
Photo editing & re-touching
Introducing layers
Groups & Comps
Working with blend mode and layer styles
Masks and Channels
Transform and Wraps
Creating & Editing Type
Special Type Effects
Vector based shapes
Advance photo editing and effects
Introduction to Photoshop
Quick Start Tour of Adobe Indesign
Letting Indesign Work for You
Documents, Presets & Dependencies
Navigation & Adobe Bridge
Letting Indesign Guide You
Beginning Your Layout Design
Importing, Pouring, Flowing and Automation
Type Formatting
Paragraph Formatting & Design
The Basics of Typography
Typography
Basic Paragraph Style sheets
Graphic Frames & Object Styles
Introduction to Corel Draw
Mastering with Text
Working with Bitmaps
Corel draw web resources
Vector Art & Designing
Visiting Card
Logo and Icon Design
Business Card Design
Flyers, catalogs, print advertisements
Letterhead Design
Introduction to Adobe Illustrator
Mastering in Typography and Illustration
Mastering in Vector Art & Designing
Working with Special Effects & Tricks
Charts & Graphs
RGB & Screen Graphics
Symbols & Symbol
Image & Photoshop Integration
Variable Palette
Letterhead Design
