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What is graphic design

What is Graphic Design 
Graphic design is giving somebody something to remember. Making somebody want to buy a book to put it face out on their shelf because it made them feel something. Graphic designers really need to understand what goes on in people brains. What makes us bye, choose, and anything in-between. A job of a design is to catch someones eye, intrigue them. Make logos, labels, packaging,  appealing so that  way our whole world isn't boring.  

I as a graphic designer student am so interested on how they create book covers, boxes, and logos. Even buildings and statues. The amount of thinking that goes behind these designs without recognition just blows my mind. Before Ecomm I would have never been able to tell you that color theory was such a large part of designs and that designers had to think so hard about what would grab the consumers attention. Now that I am aware of all the thought processes that goes behind the designs I am even more involve with the idea of designs.
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