Towards the beginning of the summer I wrote a little about my internship here at Worthwhile, so I decided to do a little follow up since I’m now closer to the end than to the beginning. It has continued to be a great experience for me and I’ve learned a lot. Coming into this internship, I was never sure what facet of graphic design I was most interested in pursuing, whether print or web design.
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Jul16th
Topics: Web Design
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Jul9th
Topics: Fun Stuff
This past 4th of July I went down to Atlanta to spend the weekend with some of my brothers and sisters. Saturday morning my brother Caleb and I took our little niece and nephew, Lily and Walker, down the street to watch their mommy and daddy (my other brother and sister-in-law) run in the Peachtree Road Race. I was more than happy to stand on the side of the road and watch all the runners go by with my niece and nephew as opposed to being one of the 55,000 running the 10k.
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Jun16th
Topics: Web Design
Hierarchy is the arrangement of people, items, or in our case, type, in order of importance. Without hierarchy, design tends to fall apart and become a big mass of confusion leading to headaches from trying to figure out what is what. I’m sure you’ve seen what I’m talking about, whether it was on a website that had so much content that it all ran together without any organization or maybe just a small poster or flyer with so many eye-catching elements you weren’t sure what the point was. Without hierarchy, all order is lost.
Thankfully, typography is an easy solution to fixing this problem. Type can be used to set elements apart from each other so that they are organized and so that the most important element catches your eye first.
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Jun2nd
So I’ve been here at Worthwhile for almost three weeks for my design internship. So far, so good-I can’t complain. I wasn’t completely sure what to expect at first, simply because I’ve never worked in an environment like this before but I can happily say that whatever expectations I may have had coming in, I haven’t been let down…so far. No, but seriously, I don’t think that’ll happen.
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