Under general supervision, an employee in this class is responsible for performing skilled work in the preparation of drawings, graphs, maps, diagrams, and other materials to be used for pamphlet and magazine illustrations or displays. Work may involve original designs and may include all steps in various production techniques, such as photography, lithography, drawings, cartography. Resources may include outlines of subject matter, rough sketches, and reference materials and the employee is expected to apply or adapt appropriate graphic arts methods to complete assignments.
Responsibility also extends to layout and preparation of presentations.
Performs related work as required. This class differs from the Information Officer series in that it specializes in provision of technical knowledge in the area of graphic arts, while the Information Officer series is involved in a broader sense in the monitoring, dissemination, and provision of information and informational materials throughout state agencies. Principles and techniques of pictorial drawing sufficient to draw and illustrate materials for presentation and information. Tools and materials used in illustrative drawing work sufficient to make use of proper tools in the efficient and effective production of graphic arts design. Make use of photographic equipment sufficient to produce appropriate materials for presentation, and to be able to make use of appropriate abstract effects.