Graphic Communications

AIGA, the professional association for design, is committed to advancing design as a professional craft, strategic tool and vital cultural force.

Over 20,000 selections from competitions dating from 1924 to present documenting quality design work.

Tons of useful tutorials on subjects related to Graphic Communications. and many other subjects too.

Art History course from LibreTexts. - works with ART 110

Chronicles and provides opinion on corporate and brand identity work

Dominic Flask, designer & illustrator, created this site which chronicles a phenomenal number of artists and designers from the earliest movements to present day.

Compiled by RIT Libraries, profiles of 38 key names in 20th century American graphic design represented in the Graphic Design Archive of RIT. Contains examples of their work.

from the Occupational Outlook Handbook

blog from the International Journal of Visual Communication

from their website: "Humble Pied originally started as a friend-sourced presentation for an AIGA student conference, with peers offering their words of wisdom within the creative industry."

Collection of images from the NGA, some copyright free images available for download and use

Nice Web Type is one place for web typography, following experiments, advancements, and best practices in typesetting web text. Handcrafted by Tim Brown, Type Manager for Adobe Typekit.

"Evidence-based users experience research" - an authority of user-based web design

Profiles and work of artists/graphic designers from PM/AD magazine, demonstrating the development of American Graphic Design from 1934-1942

Back issues available, and selected content from this journal

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