How to do a presenation layout - " Design"

Every designer graphic, industrial, fashion etc should know how to do a good presentation poster. This could be for an Art Showcase or just presenting in your class or at work.

The foremost concept in presenting a poster is to attract viewers, tell them the story and keep them focused and attracted (..droool).

So how and where do you start.
1. Pick a layout- landscape, portrait, abstract etc.
2. Pick images for your 3 focal points. Show hierarchy with color, size and contrast. 1. Main focus -glamor shot, foreground etc. 2. Secondary focus- supporting images, storyboard, user scenario, midground etc. 3. Tertiary focus - your concept iterations and developments, research and other texts, background etc.
3. A simple easy but effective rule of thirds or the golden rule. Divide the layout in thirds and place the main focus on any of the third quadrant lines. Although the look of the poster might be traditional, it is a proven method that creates a visual balance. Stick to this and you will be just fine.


There are many research and documents about the " rule of third one good example can be found in this link http://digital-photography-school.com/rule-of-thirds

*Note that these are not rules but just a lead or markup that you can follow. At the end its upto you to decide how to present your work.

How to do a research- "General topic"

Found a good resource from a website about "How to research "- more a very basic and general topic. But applies to most of us.

So you've been assigned a research paper. Whether it's your first time tackling such a project or you've been through it all before, we've put together a five-part manual to guide you through the process. After all, research papers are a big deal — it takes what feels like forever to compile all your sources, find the right information to fit your topic, organize the material, write the thing, and feel totally comfortable about handing it in. Well, worry not, young researcher. Read on and discover how research can actually be — dare we suggest it? — fun.

Click over the title to see the direct link*

	Stock Up Before You Start Researching Supplies and Essential Reference Books
	The Method to Research Madness Format, Writing, and Organization Suggestions
	We've Got Your Resources RIGHT HERE Places to Find Information
	The Art of the Interview Who to Interview, When to Do It, What to Ask, and How to Take Notes
	Expand Your Research Vocabulary Key Terms to Know

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