Graphic Design: Images, Animations, and Guidelines

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Graphic Design Reflection Paper
Images
In graphics, diagrams represent the structure, situation, or process. They show hierarchy, the flow of ideas, or the anatomy of a creature. They help us develop a deep understanding which is not easily realized in verbal communication or numbers. They are supported by color, lines, points, and planes to scale for quick understanding by the audience.
Animations
Images are made to appear as though in motion in graphic designs for them to be more attractive to customers. A zoom effect, when incorporated in an image, enables customers to make judgments quickly. 3D image representation, in my view, makes images appear more natural. Time and motion are crucial features in graphics. Diagrams are usually drawn in a particular state of motion to imply different information at different periods. The motion of images can either be literal or implied. They are considerations for all design work raging from animations of a film/television to a multipage printed book, all of which have literal duration.
Guidelines.
In support and guidance to their work, designers usually follow specific rules and randomness. If well planned, designers will interpret the regulations and randomness to produce unique and unexpected layouts. It's the rules that create a framework for design, not knowing the results. Web publishing employs style sheet rules to display different parts of a document, and the rules generate organized content and forms. Randomness, when used, can generate unexpected visual results.
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Images
Patterns have different ways of presenting an i...