In studio, we were able to share our current thumbnails with our peers and get feedback on what is working and what can be improved. My thumbnail appeared to be too literal so I was given the advice to find symbols or substitution images to convey my idea in a more metaphoric approach. I looked into the three forms of rhetoric and found some inspirational posters and imagery to help give me some idea on how I can develop my thumbnails. In my thumbnails I looked into several negative aspects of social media such as addiction, strangers lurking on the net, distractions and being isolated from society. I originally wanted to go for the "stranger-danger" idea but as I developed my thumbnails more further, I got intrigued in the idea that addiction to social media creates isolation. I began to look at metaphoric images that could possibly portray isolation and addiction, and then choosing a few that I like so I can move on to creating my poster digitally and getting feedback next lesson.
Some of the images I found for addiction are:
pills,
cigarette,
syringes,
hook,
plugs,
cables
Some of the images I found to represent the outside (social) world:
sunny day,
windows and doors to act as a barrier
photographs
sport - football
keys
Looked into some more poster ideas that uses substitution/addition.







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