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Visual Language Research by Kevin O'Shea

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Visual language, cliches and how they are used in creative communication.

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Language

Research by Kevin O'Shea

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‘Without the visual cliché there would be virtually

no communication on the printed page

or on television.’

GeORGe LOiS

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‘The visual cliché can immediately give life

to an idea’

GeORGe LOiS

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Graphic objects, devices, clichés, stereotypes and symbols constitute an international and trans-cultural

visual language.

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eg. Abacus , Before and After, Clock, Dance, ear, Flag, Graffiti, Heart,

Paper Clip, Quotation Marks and Women with Moustaches etc.

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ViSUAL CLiCHeS.

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ViSUAL iMAGeS

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ViNTAGe ADVeRTiSiNG OF MODeRN TeCHNOLOGY.

Advertising has transformed over the years.

Compare how modern technologies would

have been advertised decades ago.

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