1. Describe a situation in which you've seen a similar image. Think of all the graphic design you see on a daily basis--movie posters, album covers, cereal boxes, murals, etc. Two exhausted body

2. Describe the types of lines you see in the poster (wavy, not perfect, etc) not perfect

3. Describe the colors you see in the image, and how they make you feel. red, blue, gray it makes feel relax

4. What do you think the artist is trying to say about the central figures in the poster? How can you tell? like she trying  to survive him/her by the way she holiday him/her

1) Initially, what are three things you notice about this illustration? monster in the back and no shoes watery the plants 2) What kind of plant is in the front? it looks like Christmas tree Is it a typical plant? no
3) What is the character in the front doing? watery the plants How does the artist give you clues about his personality? his looks and the way he's dress
4) Who is the character in the back? Is a monster What is the character in front's relationship to the character in the back?  The back character looks mean and the front one looks happy. 5) In short, what do you think the artist is trying to say with this illustration? that is a scary n happy illustration

1) For each of the four seasons, Mucha includes details that give away which woman represents which. In order from left to right, name each season and indicate the clues that Mucha includes to show who is who. Winter , summer , spring , and fall.

1. Describe a situation in which you've seen a similar image. Think of all the graphic design you see on a daily basis--movie posters, album covers, cereal boxes, murals, etc. the famous mural of the scream     

2. Describe the types of lines you see in the poster (wavy, not perfect, etc) They are wavy 

3. Describe the colors you see in the image, and how they make you feel. red , yellow , white, & blue its more of a calm picture 

4. What do you think the artist is trying to say about the central figures in the poster? How can you tell?

1) Thinking back to our previous units (HINT: the first one!), what is this picture an example of? illuminated manuscript  2) Initially, what are two things you notice about this illustration? they carved it themselves  3) What kind of imagery do you see in the borders of this piece?alot of flowers & a border

1) Historically, what does the "@" sign mean? it was a sign to tell people where there at & to communicate to other people.

2) Why was the "@" revived?

3) Do you think the "@" sign would have remained on keyboards if it weren't for the invention of the internet? Why or why not? no cause there wouldn't be no communication towards people if there were no "@" sign.

4) Can you name another composite symbol on the keyboard? What word is it short for? the "!" sign is to shout out stuff when you use it people your shouting stuff out.

Look at the following design and answer the following questions. 

1. Identify all the dingbats that you can find. their are 4 dingbats birds butterflies & people

2. Do any dingbats look out of place? Explain. yes there a camera , a Chinese lady & a paint holder 

List 5 rules that ALL Google icons follow.

. Google icons can't be tilted 

. Google icons have a lot of basic colors 

. Google icons uses smooth texture 

Answer the following questions in complete sentences good grammar...the Internet is watching!

1) Have you ever seen an image that looks like this? If so, say when. Do you know what the name of the style of this image is called? no 

2) When do you think this image was created? sort of this century 

3) Describe the alignment of the text. I see a border & some of the words are on strips that are diagonal 

                                              

                           

                                                                        

For today's do now, Google image search "Illuminated manuscript." Find an appealing layout and post it to your blog. Also on your blog, answer the questions about the layout you chose in the form of a short paragraph:

1) How is the body text aligned? (is it randomly placed? is it in line with a border? its in line with a border 

2) How does the illuminated letter fit into the body text? it has good texture to it 

3) Is there a border? Describe the border. the border is all around the picture 

4) Are there any pictures apart from the letter? yes there are pictures apart from the letter 

Using the layout you chose as a guide, start immediately to continue working on your letter. Stay tuned for a demonstration!

1. Describe the illustrator's use of proximity to organize the letter. How do you "read" image (which parts do you associate with each other)? Why? Consider layout, size, and color. Its a letter but also the letter is also a picture 

2. Try to slow down and focus on how your eyes moves around the pages. Describe the artist's use of emphasis: Is there one part of the image in particular that stands out? Please give an example of why or why not. the letter b has a picture on it that stands out a lot to it

3. Name all the different textures that you see...do any go along with the images, or are they only for decoration? it has very good texture to it , it has very good color to it & it shows out to it

BONUS: What is the famous story going on in the lower part of the B?