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Graphics Simplified: How to plan and prepare effective charts, graphs, illustrations, and other visual aids

Graphics Simplified: How to plan and prepare effective charts, graphs, illustrations, and other visual aids

Paperback

Series: Heritage

General ReferenceGeneral ArtTypography & Calligraphy

ISBN10: 0802063632
ISBN13: 9780802063632
Publisher: University of Toronto Press
Published: May 1 1979
Pages: 64
Weight: 0.23
Height: 0.14 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English
Graphics Simplified is a no-nonsense guide to the preparation of effective charts and graphs and to the selection of suitable illustrations. It is intended for authors and lecturers preparing artwork for publication or projection.
The book describes seven common types of graphs, illustrates variations of each, and explains when - and when not - to use each type. The answers to a few basic questions provide the guidelines for selecting the best graphic approach for the purpose. What is the graph intended the express - trend, magnitude, rate of change? What medium is to be used - printed, television, 35 mm slides, overhead projection? The limitations of each medium will determine the size and shape of the artwork, the size and number of words that may be included, width of lines, and tone patterns. The book includes numerous helpful hints to the actual preparation of graphs and charts, including an introduction to the many graphic aids available commercially: papers, lettering guides, acetate overlays, etc.

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