1. Explain when it is most likely that a design speaks to the emotion of a target observer?

  When its Clear and easily understood, Visually appealing, Enjoyable, Memorable, and Personal

2. What elements make up effective web design, and how can artists leverage these tools in their work? 

  

     First Impressions. The look of a website is an instant trust builder or trust loser. If there are flames on buttons, horrible stock photos or poorly matched colors, a visitor will leave the site faster than they typed the URL.

How it functions. Once a visitor is past a favourable first impression, they’ll look for things like: clear navigation and intuitive next steps for a task they want to accomplish.
Perceived value. Because attention spans are short, what’s the value of staying on the website? Is the content worthwhile? Is the product or service worth paying for?

3. Generally speaking, why is emotionally attractive design relevant to the graphic design artist?

Deshonna Dupree  Taya Wilson

Selling Art Products

Turbosquid:

1) This company sells custom-built 3D models and uses 3d Graphics for many different industries

2) To sell your graphic designs to this company you fist have to make a account on the website. Then you can go to your dashboard for support

3) The artist receive  their pay from a mailed check or paypal

Shapeways:

1) This  company  sells 3D designs of the users 3D uploaded printable files

2)To sell your design you must first make an account on the company 3) The artist receive all profits and only get charged 3.5% payment  processing fee. they get paid ever 15^th of the month through a paypal account.

DAZ3D:

1) This company sells a line of great 3D design figures and a wide variety of clothing, hair accessories to dress them in.

2) to sell you design on this website you have to make a account first.

3) the artist get paid through paypal like other websites and mailed checks

warm up research and writing maya 2014

Attaching paint effects to curves
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