Posts Tagged: experimental
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Exploring the nature of vanity magazines and the heavy commercial influence contained with in their pages lead to an experiment in which the entire magazine had objects and messages removed and censored throughout, sometimes in certain parts, to test the
Fill in the Blanks
Exploring the nature of vanity magazines and the heavy commercial influence contained with in their pages lead to an experiment in which the entire magazine had objects and messages removed and censored throughout, sometimes in certain parts, to test the
Re-Record, Not Fade Away
Continuing to explore adverts, under handed use of language and generic hypnotic formulations of visual communication, the above image is an experiment which attempts to demonstrate the nature of the celebrity. This experiment does not relate specifically to Cheryl Cole,
Re-Record, Not Fade Away
Continuing to explore adverts, under handed use of language and generic hypnotic formulations of visual communication, the above image is an experiment which attempts to demonstrate the nature of the celebrity. This experiment does not relate specifically to Cheryl Cole,
Further Reductions!
Experiments into the emotional response generated when looking at adverts in vanity magazines. Many adverts in these magazines are for celebrity range products such as perfumes and aftershaves. I would like to believe that the majority of us out there
Further Reductions!
Experiments into the emotional response generated when looking at adverts in vanity magazines. Many adverts in these magazines are for celebrity range products such as perfumes and aftershaves. I would like to believe that the majority of us out there
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One of the major concerns with communications in the public realm, focusing on advertising, is the use of small print and the way the initial message greatly differs from the actual communication. For example, “unlimited” does not mean unlimited in
Terms & Conditions Apply
One of the major concerns with communications in the public realm, focusing on advertising, is the use of small print and the way the initial message greatly differs from the actual communication. For example, “unlimited” does not mean unlimited in
