2. INDEX
VISUAL LANGUAGE & VISUAL PERCEPTION. U. 1 (Book 1)
IMAGES & VISUAL COMMUNICATION. U. 2 (Book 2)
DOT, LINE & SURFACE. U. 3 (Book 3 y 5)
FORMS & SHAPES
GEOMETRIC SHAPES. U. 4 (Book 6)
ELEMENTS OF VISUAL COLOUR. U. 5 (Book 4)
LANGUAGE
TEXTURE. U. 6 (Book 3)
INTRODUCTION. U. 7 (Book 7)
SPACE & VOLUME LIGHT & VOLUME. U. 8 (Book 8)
SYSTEMS OF REPRESENTATION. U. 9 (Book 9)
RAMON DE FRANCISCO
3. IMAGES & VISUAL COMMUNICATION U.2 (Book 2)
Visual communication is:
A process aimed at intentional transmission of a message through images.
4. The message is made up of IMAGES
We must know the VISUAL CODE otherwise there will be no communication.
7. REPRESENTATIVE: When it represents a true reflection
of reality. The image and the reality are very similar.
IMAGES can be ABSTRACT: When it doesn’t represent a form from
reality.
SYMBOLIC: When it represents a concept or idea.
The ICONICITY of an image means
how similar the image is to the object it represents.