1. The document discusses three graphic styles: cartoon, pop-art, and anime. It analyzes each style based on composition, point of focus, color, and typography. 2. Cartoons prioritize character height order in composition and use colors like red to represent kids' favorites. Pop-art blends text and images together with consistent colors like yellow. Anime focuses on detailed eye drawings without text. 3. The styles differ in that cartoons use freehand drawings, pop-art includes two-color backgrounds, and anime is defined by its Japanese creators' eye designs for moving images.

1. 1B – Graphic Styles
BY HASEEB PATEL

2. Cartoon
 Composition: The text and the image connotes an idea from different sizes of character
for example, it tells us that ‘Ed’ was the tallest and eddy was the smallest so they
displayed the picture in height order.
 Point of focus: The point of focus is the different sets of characters made to create the
cartoon. In a programme such as Ed, Edd and Eddy the graphic designer has drawn the
characters and made them animated to form a cartoon programme.
 Colour: They had used red text because it represents a kids favourite colour. The
different characters are wearing different set of colour in the show which represents
that the characters have different personality but act the same.
 Typography: The text being used for the task is ‘Century Gothic (Body)’ as it suits the
target audience for the specific graphic style.

3. Pop-Art
 Composition: The text and the image blend in together in a way as it creates the
same design/pattern. In the image, it shows a dotted design on the thumb,
similarly it also states the same design on the text.
 Point of Focus: The most important part of this image is the positivity shown in the
image. As it has been drawn, the user has drawn the boldness of the image to
show its importance.
 Colour: In pop art, the colours shown is similar in each image. For example, in the
picture above it shows us that yellow is commonly used in graphic designs such as
pop art.
 Typography: The typography used in pop-art is in the stylistic section as pop art
image use this for creating comic books and much more.

4. Anime
 Composition: With anime, there is not much text involved however the characters
and images which have been shown have been drawn by Japanese owners.
 Point of Focus: The most important part of the image and the anime industry is
the eyes which have been drawn in detail. The eyes must be drawn in this way to
give it the name anime.
 Colour: The colours which have been used are things like blue to represent the eye
colour as well as the clothes as well as the background. This ,may represent that
anime images include majority of blue in their drawing.
 Typography: With anime there is no text being used, anime is majority pure
images.

5. Comparison
All three of these graphic styles are different in their own way:
 The cartoon graphic style is different compared to the others as the characters shown are all
drawn by free hand, this means that the characters made are fictional and some
programmes were created whilst drawing the characters through free hand and without a
software.
 The pop art graphic style includes a background with two different colours. For example as
you can see at the bottom, you can see a texture of yellow and orange to allow the piece of
art to be shown perfectly.
 The anime graphic style is different as it is a moving image like the cartoon graphic style.
However it is similarly different as anime is specially designed such as the eyes which have
been created by Japanese users. All the anime characters look similar which makes it
different from the others.