Interpret the meaning

suggested in visual media

through a focus on visual
elements, for example,
line,symbols, color, gaze,
framing and social
distance
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jolly
Pronunciation: /’jä-lē/
Part of Speech: adjective
Meaning: happy
Sentence: She feels jolly to see her
classmates.
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I scream, you scream, we

all scream for ice cream!
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“Betty bought a bit of butter. But
the butter Betty bought was bitter.
So Betty bought a better butter,
and it was better than the butter
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Fact or Non-fact
_______1. Earth has only one
moon.
________2. COVID-19 is a disease
caused by a virus.
________3. Animals can talk.
________4. The sun smiled at me.
________5. Philippines is in Asia.
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VIDEOS
Let’s define the following words.

Interpret
- explain the meaning of information,
words, or actions.

-to make something clear or

understandable.
Visual
-something such as a picture, diagram, or piece of
film that is used to show or explain something.

Media
-refers to the communication channels through
which we disseminate news, music, movies,
education, promotional messages and other data.

Visual Media
-sources of information in the form of visual
representations.
Visual Media
-photos, paintings, videos, graphic organizers, symbols,
and figures.
Visual Elements
-characteristics of any visual
representation or visual media.
-are the building blocks of
composition in arts.
Visual Elements:
-line -gaze
-symbol -framing
-space
-color
-distance
1. Line
- foundation of all drawings; can be used
to suggest shape, pattern, distance,
movement and a range of emotions.
Types of Lines:
● Vertical- suggests height and strength
● Horizontal- suggests distance and calm
● Diagonal- suggests movement or lack
of stability
● Zigzag- suggests anxiety or excitement
● Curve- suggests comfort and ease
2. Space
- refers to the area within, around, above or
below an object or objects.

Positive space- refers to areas where the

subject is positioned. (main focus)
Negative space- areas surrounding the subject.
(background)
3. Symbol
- a mark, sign or word that
indicates or represents an idea,
object, or relationship.
4. Color
- visual element that has the strongest effect
on our emotions.
Examples:
red- warm, angry, fire, violence, blood, love
blue- cool, peaceful, confidence, intelligence
green- nature, freshness, relaxation, jealousy
black and gray- simplicity, balance, elegance
white- purity, innocence
yellow- happiness, creativity, cowardice
orange- enthusiasm, encouragement, harvest
purple-imagination, grief
5. Gaze
- one way to convey meaning through an
image because we can see where and how a
figure is looking at something.
6. Distance
- the connection between the viewer and
subject. ( how close or far away the
subject is shown)
7. Framing
- the presentation of visual elements in
an image, especially the placement of
the subject in relation to other objects.
- a technique used to bring focus to a
subject.
Let’s Try!
Identify the visual element used in each picture.

1. 2.

_______________ _____________
3. 4.

_____________ ________________

5.

_________________
6.

_________________

7.

_________________
Explain in your own words what you
understood or feel with the following visual
media.
How would you Interpret
the meaning suggested in
visual media?
Let’s Do This!
A.Identify the visual element used in each
picture.

1. 2.

______________ _______________
3. 4.

5.

_____
B. Write the visual element that corresponds to the
meaning suggested in each sentence.

_________1. It is the visual element that has the

strongest effect on our emotions.
_________2. It is a mark, sign or word that indicates or
represents an idea, object, or relationship.
_________3. It is the foundation of all drawings.
_________4. It is the connection between the viewer
and subject.
__________5. refers to the area within, around, above
or below an object or objects.
Thank You!