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- 1. LESSON 2: PRINT AND DIGITAL MEDIA
- 2. • ACTIVITY: IDENTIFY IF IT IS PRINT OR DIGITAL MEDIA
- 5. 2 PLATFORMS OF MEDIA
- 6. WHAT IS PRINT MEDIA?  IT IS ANY KIND OF PRINTED CONTENT USED TO DISSEMINATE INFORMATION TO A WIDE AUDIENCE. IT CAN COME IN DIFFERENT FORMS SUCH AS POSTERS, BROCHURES, NEWSPAPER PUBLICATIONS, COMIC BOOKS, etc.
- 7. WHAT IS DIGITAL MEDIA? ON THE OTHER HAND, ARE CONTENT VIEWED USING ELECTRONIC DEVICES SUCH AS COMPUTERS, TABLETS, CELLULAR PHONES, E-BOOK READERS, AND THE LIKE. DIGITAL MEDIA COMES IN MORE VARIED FORMS THAN THE ELECTRONIC VERSIONS OF THE PRINT MEDIA. IT CAN ALSO INCLUDE VIDEOS, GAMES, AND MUSIC THAT CANNOT BE DONE IN PRINTED FORM.
- 8. MORE AND MORE DIGITAL MEDIA IS GAINING MARKET ACCEPTANCE SINCE IT CAN BE COPIED AND DISTRIBUTED FASTER, CHEAPER, AND CAN REACH A WIDER AUDIENCE THROUGH THE INTERNET. THE BRANCH OF VISUAL ARTS THAT IS OFTEN ASSOCIATED WITH PRINT AND DIGITAL MEDIA IS GRAPHIC DESIGN.
- 9. WHAT IS GRAPHIC DESIGN? IT IS AN ART FORM THAT INVOLVES VISUAL COMMUNICATION THROUGH THE MANIPULATION OF LINES, TEXTS, IMAGES AND/OR ILLUSTRATIONS. EXAMPLES OF GRAPHIC ARTS ARE LOGOS, COVER DESIGNS, ADVERTISEMENTS, LAYOUT DESIGNS, WEB PAGE DESIGNS, BROCHURES AND ILLUSTRATIONS.
- 10. ONE OF THE EARLIEST EXAMPLES OF GRAPHIC ARTS WERE ACTUALLY MADE BY MONKS WHO ADORNED THEIR MANUSCRIPTS WITH DECORATIVE LETTERING AND ORNATE ILLUSTRATIONS ALONG THE MARGINS OF THE BOOKS.
- 11. GRAPHIC ARTISTS OR DESIGNERS
- 12. GRAPHIC ARTISTS OR DESIGNERS  PEOPLE WHO DO GRAPHIC DESIGN ARE CALLED GRAPHIC ARTISTS OR DESIGNERS. GRAPHIC ARTISTS CAN BE FOUND IN A WIDE SPECTRUM OF CREATIVE FIELDS.  TODAY, MOST GRAPHIC ARTISTS CREATE USING COMPUTER SOFTWARE.  SOME MIGHT START WITH TRADITIONAL HAND SKETCHES, BUT IT WILL MOST BE SAVED OR CONVERTED INTO A DIGITAL FILE THAT WOULD BE MANIPULATED AND ENHANCED USING OTHER COMPUTER PROGRAMS LIKE MICROSOFT PUBLISHER, ADOBE ILLSTRATOR, ETC.