The document discusses different types of contrast that can be used in writing, including visual contrast, social/cultural contrast, personal contrast, and emotional contrast. It provides examples of each type, such as black and white representing visual contrast, rich and poor showing social contrast, and fear versus love demonstrating emotional contrast. Movie posters are used as an example of frequently employing visual contrast through the blue and orange color combination.
The document discusses different types of contrast that can be used in writing, including visual contrast, social/cultural contrast, personal contrast, and emotional contrast. It provides examples of each type, such as black and white representing visual contrast, rich and poor showing social contrast, and fear versus love demonstrating emotional contrast. Movie posters are used as an example of frequently employing visual contrast through the blue and orange color combination.
The document discusses different types of contrast that can be used in writing, including visual contrast, social/cultural contrast, personal contrast, and emotional contrast. It provides examples of each type, such as black and white representing visual contrast, rich and poor showing social contrast, and fear versus love demonstrating emotional contrast. Movie posters are used as an example of frequently employing visual contrast through the blue and orange color combination.
The document discusses different types of contrast that can be used in writing, including visual contrast, social/cultural contrast, personal contrast, and emotional contrast. It provides examples of each type, such as black and white representing visual contrast, rich and poor showing social contrast, and fear versus love demonstrating emotional contrast. Movie posters are used as an example of frequently employing visual contrast through the blue and orange color combination.
- MASHAYU PUTRI GANI - NABILA PUTRI kelompok 5 - AYUNINGTIAS POLAMOLO - OKTAVIANI DEFINITION : Contrast in reading refers to the presentation of differences or distinctions between elements, such as ideas, characters, themes, or language, within a written or printed text to highlight their divergent qualities and enhance comprehension. Contrast often means “opposite”: for example, black is the opposite of white, and so there’s a contrast between black ink and white paper. But contrast can also happen when the two things are just very different. For example, cats and dogs are definitely a contrast, but they’re not opposites. Types of Contrast: - Visual Contrast: Maybe the simplest form of contrast is purely visual. It often includes colors, such as black and white or green and purple. But it could also involve shapes, sizes, etc. - Social/Cultural Contrast: rich and poor, male and female, Christian and atheist, Congolese, Brazilian and Turkish. These are all social or cultural contrasts. - Personal Contrast: Imagine two people who have different skills, habits, or personalities. One’s messy, the other’s clean. One’s tough, the other’s wimpy. One’s tall and skinny, the other’s short and squat. - Emotional Contrast: within a single story, you can have strong emotional contrasts, e.g. between fear in one scene and love in another. example : Movie posters use visual contrast all the time. They’re especially known for using blue-and-orange contrast – in fact, so many posters use this technique that it’s become a cliché!