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Research of graphic designs of tale books in the digital stage

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2019
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Abstract (EN)

Technology has been the focus of our lives, adapted and adapting to all age groups from 7 to 70. We are not surprised when we see someones account that is 80-year-old or 3-year-old child can play the games by directing the tablet computer in his hand and watch the videos on tablet computer. The only factor adversely affected by the developing technology is printed publications. The edition of newspapers, magazines and books is gradually falling. With the increase int the number of printing-distribution costs, newspapers, magazines and books in different countries of the world continues at virtual stage. Concepts such as digital books and e-books have been added to the books and publishing literature for tablets and computers. For the child who never leaves the tablet and who love to be intertwined with technology, the digital book is one of the easiest ways to make children love the book. Especially fairy tale books are an important tool for developing a child's emotional intelligence, imagination and abilities. Each element has a meaning in the design of a fairy tale book enriched with the elements such as colors, graphics, visuals, typography. The use of these graphic design elements in place as well as the meaning of the text read by children is very important in terms of affecting the child's development correctly. In this study, the digital media fairy books and graphic design elements that began to replace of printed publications in our age will be analyzed. Key Word Book, Child, Design, E-book, Dijital, Tales, Keloğlan.

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Emine Yalur

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Emine Yalur (Proficiency in Art Thesis). Research of graphic designs of tale books in the digital stage, 2019, İstanbul Arel University.

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