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AAD529 Week 15 Kirsty Cooper
As I reflect on this online course, my primary thought is what an enormous scope of design thinking we have covered over the past 15 weeks – from the elements ...
kaki
AAD529 Gary Week 15
Reflection Before I could not go to New Zealand for formal classes, I think this course has brought me a lot of help. This course really inspired my thinking and made ...
gary
AAD529 Sam Smith Week 15
Reflection In my current job I coordinate the print and install for all static artwork throughout certain airportsin both Australia and New Zealand. I took this course to help give ...
samsmith
AAD529 Gary Week 14
This week I studied how to export and print files. The software I used was Photoshop. I built a 3mm bleed according to the steps in the list. There is ...
gary
AAD529 Week 14 Kirsty Cooper
Preparing files for printing Having a check list to follow when preparing a file to print is really useful:I checked the bleed setting (as I am using colour to the ...
kaki

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