Yong Li Qing Vernice / 0352288
Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media
Design Principle
Lecture 5
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LECTURE
Week 5 - Symbol, Word and Image
In this week Ms Jinchi had taught about symbols, words and images. She told us that humans had use symbols to communicate via a message, a thought, an idea or a concept. In the civilization period, they used these symbols as a massage to communicate with others and they can be found in caves. In the modern-day, symbols had use wisely in our life and remained us some particular concepts. A symbol is a sign, shape or object that include information equivalent to one or more text to the viewers. Symbols can be breakdown into three types pictorial symbols, abstract symbols and arbitrary symbols.
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LECTURE
Week 5 - Symbol, Word and Image
In this week Ms Jinchi had taught about symbols, words and images. She told us that humans had use symbols to communicate via a message, a thought, an idea or a concept. In the civilization period, they used these symbols as a massage to communicate with others and they can be found in caves. In the modern-day, symbols had use wisely in our life and remained us some particular concepts. A symbol is a sign, shape or object that include information equivalent to one or more text to the viewers. Symbols can be breakdown into three types pictorial symbols, abstract symbols and arbitrary symbols.
A pictorial symbol is formed by an actual image but simplified.
Figure 1 Pictorial Symbol
Figure 2 Pictorial Symbol
An abstract symbol can look like the objects they mean to show but with lesser detail.
Figure 3 Abstract Symbol
Figure 4 Abstract Symbol
An arbitrary symbol has no resemblance at all to the abjects or ideas shows to the viewers, therefore we need to learn the meaning of it to know the story behind the symbol. It is set up while the idea had formed. It is basically based on shapes or colours.
Figure 5 Arbitrary Symbol
Figure 6 Arbitrary Symbol
Figure 7 Arbitrary Symbol
Figure 8 Word and image.jpg)
Figure 9 Word and image
Figure 10 Word and image
Figure 1 Pictorial Symbol
Figure 2 Pictorial Symbol
Figure 3 Abstract Symbol
An arbitrary symbol has no resemblance at all to the abjects or ideas shows to the viewers, therefore we need to learn the meaning of it to know the story behind the symbol. It is set up while the idea had formed. It is basically based on shapes or colours.
Figure 5 Arbitrary Symbol
Figure 6 Arbitrary Symbol
Figure 7 Arbitrary Symbol
Figure 7 Arbitrary Symbol
Word and image is a part of the design, be it print or digital.
Figure 8 Word and image
Figure 9 Word and image
INSTRUCTIONS
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Overall, for all exercises, there was just too much to type in, but i could safely say, you are a fighter! you have such a fighting spirit and such determination and it really shows! It is seen greatly in your composition on different iterations and attempts. I am very pleased with our approach to compositionand your attempt to go beyond your safety zone. this makes it all so worth it! keep this up Vernice! Proud of you!
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