1 Comment February 1st, 2010

Who know how to DRAW the sounds of an action?

K asked:


design a graphic image/ symbol to represent the SOUND of the following topic:
(It maybe abstract, metaphoric or typographic)

Car crash/ dripping tap/ barking dog/ conversation between George Bush and Osama Bin Laden/ sex/ an argument between mother and daughter/ a mobile phone/ a Chinese restaurant/ a mosquito/ a kindergarten/ an argument between girlfriend and boyfriend/ a supermarket/ hunger/ morning

This excerise is designed to help you push past LITERALISM and investigate other approaches to graphic solutions. REMEMBER, it is the SOUND of the topic you are expressing, NOT the IMAGE of the topic.

WHO UNDERSTAND HOW TO DO THIS EXCERISE?
I really have no idea how to DRAW the sounds of an action…

Jacinda

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One Response to “Who know how to DRAW the sounds of an action?”

  1. Kelly Says:
    February 4th, 2010 at 12:27 pm

    Lesa

    How interesting! Try comic book symbols? The onomatopoeic word for that sound? A symbol that represents that action – like sex could be a moving bed. I can hear the squeaking now. ;)