Communication Design is a creative design process, with a concept at its core and an intent to entertain or educate. Aided by textual and visual messaging, the communication design process enables intuitive learning and understanding of ideas. By controlling colour, type, movement, symbols and images, the communication designer creates and manages the production of visuals designed to inform, educate, persuade and entertain the audience.
who like to communicate visually and solve problems creatively using visual skills. It provides them with the necessary skills and thought processes to enhance these skills.
learning visual strategies to communicate effectively and engage audiences. Anant provides students to exposure various communication media which involve graphic design, animation, film-making and others.
Communication design students undergo a common foundation programme for the first year. In the third semester, students gain exposure to graphic design and an introduction to animation, film and interaction design as well. The student can then make an informed choice and focus on Graphic design, Illustration, Photography, Animation or Film making.
Students learn skills in the dynamic media with motion graphics, photography using studio lights and large format photography. They also learn about signs, symbols and theory of communication before venturing into logo and identity design.
Students learn about Indic typography and type design, observe and experiment with various printing techniques and design publications. The semester also introduces them to the basics of Interaction Design and how graphics can enhance interiors and exteriors. They also apply their learning to create a campaign for a social cause.
Students learn about human visual capabilities, strategies to make complex data presentable and understand the intricacies of packaging. The courses expose students to the basics of animation and principles of success in the profession.
Students address complex problems through systems thinking and find ways of making their practice more planet-friendly. They learn to pursue research, write a paper, make short films from scratch and study about methods and materials of way-finding design. Students explore domains like Augmented Reality(AR), Virtual Reality(VR) and Mixed Reality(MR) as well.
Students take up a graduation project, which can be self-initiated, faculty-suggested or offered by the industry. Students learn to apply their acquired skills and find their niche in the domain while learning project management skills.