Visual Communication Principles on Printed Matters

My sources of inspiration

A course by Camille Baudelaire , Graphic Designer

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529 students

Audio: French

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About the video: My sources of inspiration

Overview

“Now, I am going to tell you about the artists and authors who influence my work by following three themes that seem important to me: reading, typography and graphic design.”

In this video lesson Camille Baudelaire addresses the topic: My sources of inspiration, which is part of the Domestika online course: Visual Communication Principles on Printed Matters. Visual communication is an essential tool for creating effective printed materials. Discover their principles and how to apply them..

Partial transcription of the video

“In this lesson, I will tell you about artists, authors and writers who influenced my work. I grouped these influences around themes. The first theme that interests me, This is the question of reading. Reading for me, Its very important, whether reading works of literature or books on graphics, theories on design. Literature is a reflection of what is happening in society. And for me, graphics must speak to what is happening in society. So reading literature helps nourish this approach. So for several years, we talk about equality and emancipation. We talk a lot about these subjects. We talk...”

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Course summary for: Visual Communication Principles on Printed Matters

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (8)
529 students
5 units
16 lessons (1h 51m)
6 downloads

Category
Design
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Art Direction, Branding & Identity, Graphic Design

Camille Baudelaire

A course by Camille Baudelaire

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Graphic Designer

A graduate of the Estienne school, ESAA Duperré and ENSAD, Camille Baudelaire is the founder of the Atelier Baudelaire studio. She has been working for more than ten years at the crossroads between graphics, innovation, 3D and space design.

Whether they are printed, spatial or digital visual creations, she attaches great importance to the accuracy of the meaning and the ethics of the projects for which she works.

Specialized in the cultural sector, it collaborates with various organizations such as museums, artists, curators or renowned architects. She also seeks to make female designers visible in the world of graphic design.