Brandon Parker analyzed his creativity in manipulating everyday words to represent their meanings using InDesign. He found InDesign allowed him to easily position images within words. He manipulated the words "Reflection," "Code," and "Add Louder" by adding elements in gray to represent the original word. His favorite was "Reflection" as it looked the best while still being the simplest to create.

1. Task 6
Brandon Parker

3. Analyse
• For this task we were using our creativity in order to use every day words
and made the words look as much like the meaning of the word, using
InDesign allowed for me to move and create images with the words easier
than most other software's available and it allows for you to get exact
positioning as it gives you degrees and other needed information to make
it look as good as possible.
• Using the words; Reflection, Code, Add Louder I was able to manipulate
these words by adding what I felt made them give life to the words
themselves. For each part of the word that I was adding in I used the
colour grey in order to tell where and what the original word actually
was, my favourite out of the four I have created even though is the
simplest and least frustrating to make would be ‘Reflection’ as I feel it
looks the best and even though was the easiest to make still looks clean
which is a standard I was trying to achieve which each of these I wanted to
get to.