Bookmarked: One Hundred Images investigates numerous types of visual languages, including figurative, indexical, informative, expressive, notational, symbolic, meta-symbolic, systemic, pictorial, and representational signs and images to create visual narratives and to translate them into book form. Having a theme or topic to build narratives based on their interests, students studied the principles of rhetoric to understand ways to read images. Then, the students gathered and selected 100 images with various concepts and characteristics. They explored multiple arrangements with constraints to maximize the meanings of 100 images and also experimented with corresponding formats and typographic styles to integrate type and images.

Works by Emma Cayer, Sophie Davenport, Evelyn Flores, Maleah Giles, Ansley Jordan, Trey Lednik, Raelyn Miller, Lior Orlinsky, Remi Rosal, Holly Sass, Connor Thompson, Kaeli Walker, Anya Wu, Younis Abdulkadir, Katie Ashley, Norin Bortz, Madalyn Bozeman, Sophie Brewer, Jani Christopher, Emaleigh Cone, Kendall Geary, Sarah Kim, Emily Long, Anna Medina Davila, Mandy Neuhaus, Mia Smitherman, and Macy Teter

Thanks to Rosemarie Goodrum, Morgan Chancy, and Madalyn Bozeman for their assistance.
Course: ARGD 3060_Type and Image
Course and Exhibition Design: Associate Professor Moon Jang