Visual Rhetoric

March 24, 2009

I am doing a series on visual rhetoric over at Marks and Meaning. The idea came from my thoughts about The Whirl by Dave Gray and the importance of visual langauge:

The first two in the series are on repetition and allusion. This is largely new territory for me, so any thoughts/critiques would be welcome.

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