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• 1 2024-03-28T16:22:57+00:00 Image Analysis/ Visual Rhetoric Exercise 8 plain 2024-03-28T19:24:47+00:00 Visual Rhetoric
  
  1. Consider the context of the image, the audience, and the purpose.
  (look in Media: Motions Image 1, 2, & 3 and C ya laterrrr image 1)
  How does an analysis of context, audience, purpose help us to understand the image?
  
  2, Look at the evidence of the image
  • what's pictured and how
  • what do you notice about alignment, contrast, proximity, color, emphasis, organization
  • How do the design choices contribute to the meaning
  3. Does the image/ work use ethos or pathos to appeal to interactors?

  Pathos: appeal to emotions
                 -Positive visuals, nostalgia, humor, anticipation, anger
  
  Logos (logic, reason)
          -often relies on data, statistics, fact, common sense