Beautify the Soul

Twiggy Who? There are surely Twiggy vibes with this magazine excerpt.  Let’s be honest, the sixties star, Twiggy had to have been the inspiration for this excerpt. The headline of the story is headlined by a huge, curvalicious letter “S”, that one may even say is as sharp is Twiggy’s famous winged eyeliner. The article itself contrasts the curvy font of the “S”. The contrast makes the page pleasing to the human eye. If it were all the same font and structure, it would be monotonous to the human eye. There is also complementary formatting done with the quote above the headline. The quote is bolded just like the headline which gives the page repetition. The repetition eases our brain that naturally looks for things to be repeated more than twice. On this page you can find the bolded concept in the headline, quote above it and the line that points out Emma Watson’s name. There you have three uses of one formatting concept. Ideally, that alone gives this piece points towards to high de

Communication is said to be as fluid as a stream of water. It can come in several different shapes and forms for the thousands of different types of people that use it. Some of the basics include visual, written, auditory, and verbal communication. There are even cases where you can identify with more than one form of communication. Then, even if you identify with more than one form, you may still connect to one more than the others. One thing that needs to be understood is that, each person is different. There is no specific way that one should communication. There is beauty in it, honestly. Visual communication is a form that numerous people find they respond to the best, especially when combined with auditory communication. It connects to people because they are able to see and hear something being explained. That way if they do not understand something visually then they can rely on the auditory version to help them and vice versa. A good example of this is when your mom is callin