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Introduction To Computer Aided Graphics
In computing, Graphic is a broad term used to invoke anything related to the visual feedback of a computer. In this guide we will use the term Graphic to introduce you to the Computer Aided Arts of Graphic Design and Photography. One could argue that video would fit into this guide. But given the complex nature of Computer Aided Video, it has it's own section here
The Realms Of Graphic Design
When we refer to graphic design executed with a computer, it is important to understand the realms in which it operates and the distinctions between these realms. The main two realms we need to focus on are Printed Graphic Work and Graphic work displayed on a computer screen.
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