LibGuides: Graphic Communications: Welcome

Purpose

Use this guide to find and evaluate information and resources related to graphic communications.

Graphic design is the most ubiquitous of all the arts. It responds to needs at once personal and public, embraces concerns both economic and ergonomic, and is informed by many disciplines including art and architecture, philosophy and ethics, literature and language, science and politics and performance. -- Jessica Helfand, American Institute of Graphic Arts, 2004.

Graphic Communications at STLCC

Graphic Communications Associate in Applied Science (AAS), Associate in Fine Arts (AFA)
Students who enter either the AAS or AFA program will learn graphic design fundamentals using modern technology to learn commercial standards in typography, print and on-screen layout, advertising design, interactive and web design, illustration, and motion graphics. Within the AAS program, there are two options to choose from:

Graphic and Interactive Design: Learn typography and layout for print, motion design, and online and interactive media.
Illustration and Animation: Communicate ideas through handmade and digitally crafted conceptual drawings as applied to motion media design.
Digital Arts and Technology Alliance
The Digital Arts and Technology Alliance (DATA) at STLCC-Meramec supports cutting-edge digital technology courses and workshops through an interdisciplinary partnership of career and digital media programs.

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