Graphic Design Academy

1.   What is the difference between 300ppi and 72ppi? The difference between 300pi and 72ppi is that, 72ppi is suitable for digital displays such as like monitors and web images, as it matches the typical screen resolution. It usually refers to pixels, but mainly describes how much detail an image has and how large it can be printed or magnified before it starts to pixelate. 300ppi is commonly used for high quality printing, as it provides a higher resolution and more detailed output. This means that every inch contains 300 dots of ink. Graphic designers typically use 300ppi as a benchmark for printing high quality images. However, larger images may require an even higher resolution. To achieve 300ppi, images should be saved at a resolution of at least 300 pixels per inch, and the file size will be larger due to the increased amount of data. This ensures a crisp and clear print output. 2.   Why is that important for the graphic designer doing print projects? It is im...

  These are my Branded Print Ad. The first one I like the most because it looks really clear and clean. The idea for the first one I got from is Mcdonalds. I saw how Mcdonalds made their logo and got some ideas from it. For the second one i got it from Burger King, I saw how they have a round circle logo for their brand and i got the idea from that. I decided to make it a round but i also put a rectangle so it makes it more unique. For last one, I got the idea from popeyes, i saw how they have their letters on circle and i really liked it. So i decided to make another round circle but i decided to put two round circle which will make it better. I also put two lines in the bottom so it looks more aesthetic.

Mohammed Uddin 3/27/24 This my photoshop reflection. The tools that I learned from the photoshop is Move tool which helps me move the stuff or the picture. I also learned laso tool which helps me clear out the background of the picture. I also learned that you can change the color for the picture. You can create layers and it will change different type of colors. I also learned another tool called Magnetic laso tool which helps me edge the image. The thing that I most enjoyed about making this PhotoShop blend mode is the background, it looks really aesthetic.