Week 3b -Policy Pictogram 1 2 and 3

Week 2 - Signs & Visual Communication, Part 2a - Elements ofDesign(Adobe Illustrator CS6)

Calligram- Is a poem, word ,or phrase

Spelling out Elephant and in this picture the words are making  an elephant

Bird wings This picture is showing a bird with the parts labeled

 This picture is made out of words spelling mouse also making a mouse

Pictogram-is an ideogram that conveys its meaning through its pictorial resemblance to a physical object.

This symbolizes no smoking

This picture symbolizes a restroom sign of a female and male

This picture symbolizes someone throwing there trash away

the first picture symbolizes the pilots. The second, third, fourth picture symbolizes the flight attendants.The next picture symbolizes putting your things through the metal detector. The next picture shows you going through the metal detector. The eighth, ninth, tenth picture shows you passing through the front gate. The last row symbolizes your things going to be transported to the bottom of the plane. 

The first picture symbolizes someone swimming.The next picture symbolizes someone running.The next picture symbolizes someone throwing something.The next picture symbolizes someone punching someone.The next one shows someone riding a bike. The next one shows someone dancing.The next one shows someone playing golf. Next one shows someone kicking a ball. The next one shows someone tossing a ball. The 10th one shows someone shooting a hoop.


PART 3
Rebus-a rebus is an allusional device that uses pictures to represent words or parts of words.

Can you see well.

They used a food can to represent can the letter 'u' and 'c'

and a picture of a well.

Can you see i love you.

They used a food can, the magnet 'u' the letter 'c' a picture of an eye, a a heart ,and the u magnet again.

To be or not to be.

The #2 to represent 2 a bee to represent be and canoe stick to represent or a roe tied in a knot to represent knot the #2 and another bee.

I love you.

A picture of eye represents i hear represents love and the letter u represents you.

My dear child i received your letter of tuesday and am glad you  got home well i have sent the length of mis Beefoot to lotty i am glad to hear the joker got on so well give my love to sew.

Rebus 1 and 2

Week 3a ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR NOTES

Wk 3a - Introduction to Adobe Illustrator
(I) Watch Mr. Webb's demonstration and post notes to do the following on your blog:
- Creating a new canvas (document)
(Press Command+N to make a new document)
3 Sections of the adobe illustrator (toolbox[left], Menu bar [at the top], Panels [right])PROFILE;Print, SIZE:Letter, ORIENTATION;Portrait 

Go to windows>workspace>Reset Essentials To reset Adobe illustrator when you first open the app.

- Interface navigation, drawing tools (Illustrator's shapes & using the Pen Tool)
RECTANGLE(M)- Click and drag on the document
ELLIPSE (L)-draws circles and ovals 
ROUNDED RECTANGLE TOOL
POLYGON TOOL-draws convex regular polygons 
STAR TOOL- to add more edges tap the up arrow , to remove edges tap the down arrow ;to control the sharpness of the star, hold the command key while drawing the star 
FLARE TOOL

An ellipse is a circle or an oval shape.
A flare is something that you see when you point your camera at a right light source

Selection tool (v)- looks like a black arrow. use to select objects that you want to move , copy or delete

PEN TOOL (P)
The pen tool allows you to create lines and tools

- Setting the Fill Color, and the Stroke Color
First select your object or line. Second,click on the fill color box to set the fill color. OR, click on stoke color box to set the stoke color

- Saving file formats (saving for Adobe Illustrator editing vs. Saving an image for the web)
Save forADOBE illustrator= (ai)<<can ONLY be opened in illustrator. 
Save for the internet/Your blog= (.jpeg,.gif,.png)<<Can be uploaded to your blog 

PART2 

- Monochromatic images-
 describes paintings, drawings, design, or photographs in one color or shades of one color. 

  - Negative Space (or Positive Space)-is the space around and between the subject(s) of an image. 

Week 1 -Signs & Visual Communications, Part 1

- Alphabet- A set of letters used to write one or mores languages 

-Street signs - A type of traffic sign to indicate road names or signs

-Advertisement- A communication that grabs an audience attention 

-Constellation- A specific area defined by the international astronomical union 

-ASCII symbols- translates codes on a computer keyboard 

-Electronic symbols-A  pictogram used to represent electrical and electronic devices 

-Morse Code- A method of transmitting text information

-American Sign Language- Asl is a language that deaf people use to communicate with each other

-Glyph-A symbol within agreed set of symbols

Part 2-

1. camp area, found in camp site 

             2. lunch area, found in park 

3. school, found near a school 

4. female and male, found at a restroom 

5. P, found in parking areas 

6. person sleeping,  found near a hotel 

7. fork and knife, found near restaurant

8. hiker, found near hiking site 

9. handy cap, found on ramps or parking  

10. question mark 

11. recycle 

12. phone, found near phones

13. pedestrians

14. boat, found on beaches 

15. anchor, found on beach 

16. idk 

17. sail boat, found in ocean 

18.idk 

19. swimming, found on beach or pool 

20. fishing 

21. canoeing

22. skiing

23. skiing 

24. snow moblie 

25. idk 

26. roler skating 

27. horse riders 

28. horses

29. bikers

30. metro

31. bus, found at bus stops

32. car, found on the road

33. motorcycles

34. gas

35. gas station

36. air plane, found at airports

37. trash can

38. mail

39. hospital

40. idk

41. idk

42. golf, found at golf course

43. fire, found at camp sites

44. trash

45. recycle

46. dog on leash

47. idk

48. ambulance

49. idk

50. trojan

51. swim

52. ship

53. idk

54. boat

55. beach ball

56. bike rider

57. steering wheel

58. sowing machine

59. fence

60. idk

61. bus

62. toxic

63. idk

64. piano

65. coffee machine

Part 3- The american flag has 50 stars to represents the 50 states of the u.s. ad the 13 stripes represent the 13 british colonies that declared independence from the kingdom of great Britan.