Persuasive Essay On Distinctively Visual

To be able to visually persuade I had to critically think about the different techniques I should use. Also, I had to think about minute details like the fonts I used, pictures I used, and even the different color backgrounds I used. The first thing I decided about my project was what I wanted the color of the backgrounds to be. I did not pick specific colors, but I knew that all the slides should either have bright or soothing colors that most people would have a positive emotion from. I chose to have any slide that discussed STEM programs to be darker grey or black, because it is overall gloomy and would produce a negative emotion reaction. By using happy colors for performing art programs and sad colors for STEM programs it subtly hints

In my first slide I color corrected both the performing arts logo and STEM logo and placed them next to each other to show how different and unique they both are. Just like I chose to do to the color of the backgrounds, the performing arts logo was bright and eye catching, while the STEM logo was dark and uninviting. The next slide I chose a picture that had music notes that were similar to the background and a graph that helped further explain my subpoint. Both pictures were tilted because it helped one’s eye focus on different things every time one looked at it. I then picked sports pictures that were taken from creative and different perspectives, because it was a very original way to take pictures. This also supports my thesis, because it shows how when people have schooling in different art areas like photography they can make really creative things. Then I used pictures that were or children to help support the fact that when children are introduced early to performing art programs the benefits are more significant. Next, every picture I used in sides about STEM programs I made them slightly transparent and darker to add to the subtle hint that they are dull and uninteresting. Finally, the very last slides has pictures laid over top of each other to show all the different works of art, which are iconic like the mona lisa and album covers, were all made by artists in the performing arts