01 – Titles & Subtitles The Buzz We Don’t QuestionHow caffeine became America’s most accepted drug and why students can’t function without it. Wired CultureExploring how caffeine fuels college life, productivity, and identity. Drink. Study. Repeat.The normalized addiction powering… Continue Reading
01 — Brief Description of Project looking at the science of coffee, from how caffeine affects the body to what happens during roasting and brewing. Exploring why coffee is such a big part of daily life, especially for college students.… Continue Reading
01 Format: vertical 02 Types of Infographics: Visual Narratives — Illustration complex ideas or processes using images (example: recipe, types of dogs, etc) Timeline —the primary organization is time Editorial — These express the opinions and perspectives of the author. 03 Information:… Continue Reading
Which works resonate from the reading?The Universal Declaration of Human Rights posters stood out to me the most. I liked how they used a grid, but still felt like it had movement because of the slanted shapes behind the type. What… Continue Reading
What are the primary and secondary hooks?The first thing that jumps out is the huge text at the top that says “James Stirling.” With the text being so big and bold, it makes it hard to miss. Your eyes then… Continue Reading
Read about receipts and their history. Do your own research beyond this list. https://numismatics.org/pocketchange/receipts/ https://www.boredpanda.com/interesting-receipts/ CVS Receipts Are Ridiculous… CNN Video About CVS Receipts Are CVS Receipts a health concern? Write a Post about Receipts What stood out to… Continue Reading