How do graphic works communicate?

Answer 1

Graphic works communicate in ways that words cannot.

Text can only appeal to those who understand both the written language of the text and the vocabulary within that text. By using graphics for universal commands, the necessary information is made available to all through societal norm regardless of literacy, language of origin, and development of the mind. For example virtually all STOP signs are the same shape in nearly every country. This use of graphic work communicates the same idea universally without relying on the English text S-T-O-P.

Illustration or graphic works are often used to incite discussion, for example in a political cartoon, one is able to come to ones own conclusions without a direct text telling one what precisely to think. I hope this answer was helpful and best of luck answering this broad question.

Answer 2

Graphic works communicate through visual elements such as color, typography, imagery, and layout. These elements are carefully chosen and arranged to convey a message, evoke emotions, or tell a story to the audience. The visual language used in graphic works plays a crucial role in engaging viewers and effectively conveying information.