An Approach to Visual Texts

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An Approach to Visual Texts The Five C’s An Approach to Visual Texts

Context When was this made? What is the subject matter? What clues are given for a time frame? Consider material objects such as clothing, tools, machines, weapons, architecture, etc.

Characters Who or what is portrayed here? A person or people? Specific groups? Symbol? What clues are given about who/what they are?

Color What colors, if any, are used here? What role do the colors play in conveying a message about the scene? Do you think they were used just for visual appeal? What is the mood or tone established by these colors?

Composition Look at the use of space and the layout of figures and activity in the visual. Where is your eye drawn? Is this the main subject? Why do you think so? Is one image bigger than another? Is that to suggest a relationship? What kind of relationship? Is the entire space used? Why or why not? What is in the foreground? The background? Do either suggest importance?

Construction Someone consciously constructed this image for a purpose. Who do you think made this? Why? For what audience? Who would connect with this image? Who would not?