Scotty Reifnyder: Snap Of Figure Analysis

The man walks into the boxing venue nicely dressed in a suite, but most noticeably after the audience has already taken their seat. This is a powerful statement to logos. 1800 Tequila suddenly redirects the main attention away from the boxing match towards the man's arrival making him look important. A handsome caucasian male who is well dressed is not only a desired figure, but a symbol as well. In this case he is a symbol of success. The ethos appeal is successfully exercised in this advertisement because the male seems to be well put together. In other words he is a quintessential figure of this specific society. By using a handsome male, the audience is led to believe that successful people choose 1800 Tequila over other

He’s done almost all our art work for our band, Casaveda--the album cover, T-shirt and stickers,” Baskt said. “He is always willing to help, super passionate about every piece and every person he works with.”

Logos is a logical appeal that benefits the author in order to

2. He does the painting and printmaking art. And hid style is urban indigenous art.

The graphic Novel, “What It Is”, by Lynda Barry expresses the idea of creativity in the perspective of the author. By gradually discussing about her childhood experience, we were given her own reflection about how creativity is formed. However, it wasn’t a gentle and smooth road for Barry. A section of this book titled “Two Questions” deals with one of the many obstacles Barry had to face throughout her life. This section is useful for understanding the creative process.

A close examination of this piece concluded that this artwork is a form of propaganda; which serves the purpose of showing the power, prestige and authority of a figure. The artist purposefully made the middle figure the most captivating and attention drawing figure for this reason. As such this papers focal point of analysis will be studying the different artistic tools the artist used to bring out this particular form of propaganda.

Designer has made a beautiful picture of a girl, she is a fair complexioned and it is used for making advertisement of any women product like jewellery, cosmetics, cover of any magazine etc. Under the beautiful pictures the designer makes the statement that girl is African. Few days later, he faced the comments by one of the African people; who said that why a girl have white skin color is African? The purpose behind giving this example is that how our society is restricted towards some orthodox thoughts. The communicator only conveys the message to avoid doing discrimination in between castes, color and creed. This message is given through the designing only. The development of the skills of the visual designers and the communicators creates a change in the society and it was an effort put by everybody to bring the people together around the world by just changing their thoughts (Helm, 2000). The structure of an example affect on the thoughts of the public. They try to change the mind of the society by initially starting up from individual groups that no discrimination done in between

The Sign was advertising a sport bra; technicality the sign was saying if you buy this bra you look three times sexier. The sign seemed like it was advertising to young consumers; by putting a young lady. The Sign extent connects to the theory of Self development. The theory of self development is that sociologist study of the “role of society and social interaction in self development (161).” Charles Cooley studied in sociological perspective of understanding the self development (161).

draw the murals and paint them and drawing the faces . I have seen his

My analysis of how successful and how did this artwork affect the society and culture as its target

In art, there are qualities that speak louder than words. It expresses many different messages and emotions and each person has an experience different from the next. In this paper, I will be discussing two artworks I encountered. The piece is a good example of how people can encounter different experiences in one piece. I attended the Orlando Museum of Art a while back with family and overall enjoyed my experience. On my visit, I found the museum quite impressive and felt a deep connection with specific pieces.

When people buy into a product, they want that product to represent them and their philosophies. When the Jacob brothers presented their custom logo T-Shirt of a cartoon character smiling and a logo over its’ head “Life is Good,” people began to flock to them. The logo of Life is Good became a hope and inspiration of optimism mantra for so many who were facing adversities. As the Jacob brothers faced many adversities before their T-Shirt business took off, they were determined to make their business work.

The piece I have created is a poster reflecting the three principles for making economic decisions, plus trusting in God’s providence to change the world. I used ink pens and coloured pencils to showcase images reflecting solidarity for the earth and one another. Solidarity means unity, it’s a society standing together for the greater good. In the centre of the poster a group of people are seen consoling one another and showing empathy. Their unity and efforts to help one another reflect the the theme of solidarity. Surrounding this image, are pictures that reflect the three principles for making economic decisions such as promoting human dignity by helping the poor, reflecting that the earth was made for all beings, and caring for the earth

There are many strategies that graphic designers and marketing directors use to create a logo for a company in order to form a brand. One logo strategy is to create an image that is familiar to individuals even if it’s an image that has never been seen before. Subjective familiarity is the “perception or feeling of familiarity, whether or not it is based on previous exposure” (Henderson and Cote 17). A critical finding in logo strategy is that cultures are homogenous in their response to design. “Gestalt psychology suggests that “good design is determined by culturally held beliefs” (Henderson and Cote 18). It may be difficult for an individual from an outside culture to understand a specific design. In one culture, the meaning of a sign can be completely opposite of the culture in which it is used, i.e. the use of the thumbs up signal.

The sign is at least one of the sources of the punctum which can be described as “what I add to the photograph and what is nonetheless already there” (55). The focus of the photograph should be the children considering they are the ones being advertised and yet my attention is constantly drawn to the actual sign and not simply its message. The sign is an anomaly