Everything’s An Argument

First you will read about visual arguments and visual literacy in the book “Everything’s An Argument”. Then you should determine what form your visual will take—you can choose from a Public Service Announcement poster, a flier, a bookmark—be as creative as you like, but your delivery for this assignment should be intended as a print format. You should also identify your ideal audience and how your visual would be distributed.

Choose three design elements to ground your visual – you might consider color, layout, copy (text), font – and create the visual. You should annotate your visual, explaining all the parts of your visual and how and where you have used the rhetorical triangle and the argument appeals of pathos, ethos, and logos. In addition, write a paragraph explaining how your visual works. Submit a clean copy of your visual, the annotated version of your visual, and your explanatory paragraph.

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