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= Journal Five = 1. I am not sure if the design works for the advertisement. They are trying to sell beer. 2. The design works for the advertisement. They are trying to sell healthy french fries. The tagline is fresh & tasty. I am not sure what the body and what the headline is for this advertisement. 3. The design works for the advertisement. The font is minimalistic. The headline is the checkmark and the body is the background. The tagline is "just do it". 4.

The design works for the advertisement because Burger King sells whoppers and the text is in a burger. The headline is the Burger King in the whopper. the body is the bread and blue stuff. The tagline is have it your way 5.



The design works for the advertisement because they are trying to say the their tomatos are naturally made. The designer uses font on the bottle.

= Journal Four =

Using the website artlex.com, I defined minimalism to mean "a twentieth century art movement and style, reduces art to a minimum amount of colors, values, shapes, lines, and textures. There is no symbolization or representation of any objects or experiences. It is also referred to as ABC art, minimal art, reductivism, or rejective art. To me, it means a simple picture that doesn't use much, but still has everything a piece of art needs. The following images are examples of this;

1. This picture uses only 2 colors (but many shades of those 2 colors) []

2. This image i only 3 colors and only a few elemants, yet they are arranged to make a sartling image for those who have seen the Saw movies. []

3. This image is black and white and has no real 'color' to it, yet the pattern is well-balanced. []

4. Again, the simplicity of minimalism reappears. []

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