The document discusses illustrations created to represent the meaning of various words using only the letters of the word. For "add" the word was duplicated, for "subtract" letters were removed one by one, for "juggle" letters were arranged in the air, and for "bubble" the letters were formed into a bubble shape. The creator experimented with different arrangements to make the intended meaning clear while keeping the illustrations readable.

3.  We were asked to illustrate the meaning of a word only using the word itself and we had a choice of words
to choose from.
 For the word ‘Add’ I decided to simply duplicate the word a couple of times to showing the meaning of the
word. I don’t think it is interesting but we couldn’t use any colour or anything.
 For ‘Subtract’ I decided to write the words numerous times and then keep subtracting one letter at a time
as that would show the meaning of the word.
 For ‘Juggle’ I thought about this one a lot and had quite a few attempts at this trying to figure out what
was going to be the best way to arrange the letters, at first I had them all going up in the air but the word
wasn’t very readable so I think the word looks best arranged like this – it is still quite readable.
 For the word ‘bubble’ I decided to make a bubble out of the letters to show the meaning – at first I
couldn’t make the circle as it wasn’t looking like a circle but after separating the letters out more it looks
a lot better.