The Illustrated Word

Illustration: A drawing, painting or printed work of art which explains, clarifies, illuminates, visually represents, or merely decorates a written text.

The word you choose will become the illustration, meaning the letters themselves will somehow relate to what the word is. Keep the word limited to between 4-8 letters. Turn the letters into things that relate to the word. The word as a whole should be represented visually, and in letters. Please look at the examples below if you are unsure of what I am looking for. Remember to go with your own personal interests, things like: Sports, Music, Video Games, Dance, Food, Animals, Flowers, School, Fashion, etc. Please don't copy any of the examples I have below. Come up with your own unique words and projects, remember to keep the words between 4 and 8 letters.

The word above "color" is represented as a series of crayons. This one says, "Food." Don't put the word illustration A perfect representation of color! on your project please.

Here's another great one, It say "Crave" and features the foods the artist craves. The C is a mouth, the R is peices of bacon, the A is a burger, the V is ketchup and mustard and the E is fries. You can combine several things to create letters too. Don't think that you have to think of something that looks exactly like your letters. Be creative!

"Music" Airini Houston "Moon" Jianna Bixho

"Nature" Mia Crizer "Salad" Meghan Young

"Cook" Cooper Broslovsky "Food" Rachel Callejas

"Ice Cream" Nolan Fagerquist "Sweet" Jacob Kaminski

"Cacti" Ashley Adams "Sport" Mikey Salerno

"Drip" Lillianna Mitchell "Sports" Joe Carrigan

"Rockets" Joe McAuliffe

"Pet" Iza Ramos "Glue" Addisyn Connor

"Weather"Paisley Flores "July" Ellie Curran

"Woods" Quinlan Furey "Disney" Brooke Farrington

"Rock" Justin Johnson "Sunshine" Maya Vandall