Graphic Arts
What is taught in Graphic Arts?
These classes prepare students for further education and a career in the Graphic Arts industry. Students learn how to design artwork using the latest Adobe software, such as Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign and how to print their artwork using a variety of techniques in the classroom.
What is a Graphic Designer?
A graphic designer is a professional who combines artistic creativity with technical skills to create visual content that communicates messages, ideas, or information to a specific audience. Graphic designers work across various industries and mediums, using design elements such as typography, imagery, color, and layout to visually communicate concepts effectively. They play a crucial role in shaping the visual identity of brands, businesses, organizations, and products.
Pathway Information
Skills Taught
- Software Proficiency
- Adobe Illustrator
- Photoshop
- InDesign
- other Adobe CC programs
- Principles of Design
- Typography
- Layout and Composition
- Color Theory
- Print Production
- Screen Printing
- Dye Sublimation
- other Printing Processes
- Visual Communication
- Client Collaboration
- User Experience (UX) Design
- Branding and Identity
Careers in Graphic Arts?
- Graphic Designer
- Art Director
- Production Artist & Illustrator
- Digital Media Specialist
- Marketing Specialist
- Website Designer
- UX/UI Designer
- Online Media Designer
- Animation Artist
- Commercial Artist
- Press Operator
- Photographer
- Game Designer
- Fashion Designer
- Architect
- Interior Designer
- Landscape Architect
- Industrial Designer
- Product Designer