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Tropes:
Substitution
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They
substitute the word terrific by changing the beginning of it to “Tiger-riffic”
to support their mascot Tony the Tiger. |
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Type:
Bold
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The
wording in this ad uses bold letters to make the letters pop out in
comparison to the orange background above. |
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Type:
Spacing
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The
spacing from word to word is normal. |
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Type:
Ratio |
The
“Tiger-riffic for breakfast” is much larger than the rest of the lettering to
make it stand out for a catch phrase. |
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Visual:
Hue
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The
colors stand out from one another because the bright orange makes the black
stripes everywhere stand out significantly. |
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Visual:
High
Contrast |
The
orange is very vibrant which makes the black lettering and the stripes on the
spoon stand out versus if the contrast was low. |
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Visual:
Balanced
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The
image is symmetrical and is not taken from the side. |
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Visual:
Focalizers
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Makes
the eyes look everywhere on the image because of the stripes that are used
and makes the cereal box stand out at the top right corner because of the orange
background. |
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Visual:
Representationality
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The
ad does a good job of making sure the viewer knows what the mascot is by
implementing the tiger in two different spots and the stripes on the spoon
sticking out of the cereal. |
What I get from your work, it really analyzes essential parts of the ad. I find it very well done, and the ad does its job well too. From the work, so far, the best choice is trying to prove how effective the ad is and who is the target audience.
ReplyDeleteI believe that the ad does a poor job at showing off how good it is. I think they could've pointed out other thinks to make the product look more appealing, but I do agree with your annotations. good job!
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