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me Rebus
the bread was taken from https://thenounproject.com/search/?q=bread
Rebus
CECILIA
These images together, this forms a patchy version of “Cecilia”. And if you say it fast enough, the combination sounds smoother.
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https://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/sea_191038
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Week 1 - Rebus of My Name
By combining the image of a Bra and an Iron, my rebus forms “Bra Iron” which becomes Bryan.
Images taken from The Noun Project
M. Creative. (n.d.). Bra. Retrieved August 20, 2018, from https://thenounproject.com/search/?q=bra&i=985521
L. Petrick. (n.d.). Iron. Retrieved August 20, 2018, from https://thenounproject.com/search/?q=iron&i=889111
Me Rebus (lol)
Before I started I was like OK my name is going to be difficult because wow there’s a Z in my name and I can’t think of any nouns!!!
But I broke down my name and thought of ‘Far’ but how do you show far? So I scraped that idea and just used a lot of – and + it’s so Read more →
History of Design: Rebus
Here’s a rebus of my name I was asked to do for class.
This is a rebus of my name Chin Kee Yong in Mandarin Chinese. It’s “dust remembering a goat” or 尘記羊 which is pronounced the same as my name, 陳紀揚.
Images are stock photos.
week 2: rebus
Who am I? Try and guess my name.
References: Koev, Y. Round symbol of knee joint bones [Digital image]. Retrieved from https://www.123rf.com/photo_41913810_stock-vector-round-symbol-of-knee-joint-bones-for-orthopedic-purposes-.html
Assessment 3 Part 1 : Rebus
Assignment brief: Using pictograms, ideograms, and letters, introduce your name using the Rebus Principle.
Process: I used emojis like the eye for the pictogram part, letters to help with the spelling of the words I’m trying to communicate, and ideograms such as the @ sign, okay sign, and the “rent” sign which I invented myself (by joining the house, clock, and Read more →
What's My Name???
Hi! My name is
You can also call me
References
emoji.co.uk. Bell Emoji [Image]. Retrieved from http://www.emoji.co.uk/view/980/
History of Design: A Beginning in Sand and Stone
Necessity is the mother of invention. From our first moments of self-awareness, there was a need to improvise and create. This is where design began.
Design can be seen in the earliest remnants of prehistory. Cave dwellings, arrowheads, poultices, and knives: these items were conceived and crafted with purpose. We fashioned art from crude materials for no reason other than beauty. Read more →