Monthly Archives: March 2018

Well, we made it to the end of break!  I hope everyone had a wonderful time off, and if you haven’t, I hope things improve for you.  I know everyone’s been missing Self Care Saturdays/Sundays, so I’ve made a mini … Continue reading →

The selected artifact I will be discussing falls under the category of print materials from a particular campaign. This is technically a political controversy, as Canada’s current prime minister (Justin Trudeau) and his family visit India. Instead of acting as a … Continue reading →

I have chosen to perform an ideological criticism on six Nicholas Sparks film posters. These advertisements are for The Notebook, Nights in Rodanthe, The Last Song, The Lucky One, Safe Haven, and The Best of Me. Presented elements in these … Continue reading →

White space in an image is the background of the image, the space that has no text or graphics. I chose this image because of how much white space is represented here. The white/gray background is the white space and … Continue reading →

Space. Outer Space. Public Space. Parking Space. Double Space. 1 space 2 space red space…WHITE Space. That’s the book right? What even is white space? I am going to tell ya. You’ve seen it, whether on Spongebob or business cards, … Continue reading →

In this picture, the use of white space focuses around how the bear has what appears to be another bear within it, with another bear within that one, finished by a possible little girl figure. White space uses your imagination to … Continue reading →

Since my last journal, I have participated in the prep and execution hosting an event. It is no easy task, that is for sure! The Office of Institutional Advancement hosted the Scholarship Dinner, an event for both donors and student … Continue reading →

Post #4 is due by the class period on Tuesday, March 13th. Peer response on others’ blog is due by the end of the class period on Thursday, March 15th.  Based on your reading and our class discussions of ideological … Continue reading →