Visual Puns in Design
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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PUN
WORDS = SYMBOLS
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VISUAL PUN
CHINESE IDEOGRAMMATIC COMPOUNDS
Iesous Christos Theou Yios Soter
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EST. OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
PUNNING & RELIGIOUS SCHOLARS
JAN VAN EYCK, THE FRIEDSAM ANNUNCIATION
RENAISSANCE: CONTENT OF PAINTINGS
PORTRAIT OF RUDOLPH I
THE NYMPH FLORA (1591)
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: PUNS & WORD PLAY
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OF PUNS IT HAS BEEN SAID THAT MOST DISLIKE, WHO ARE LEAST ABLE TO UTTER THEM
EDGAR ALLEN POE
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HENRI MATISSE, PORTRAIT OF MADAME MATISSE (1905)
MARCEL DUCHAMP, L.H.H.O.Q. (1909)
1916, 1917 - ZURICH, BARCELONA, NEW YORK
MAN RAY, LE CADEAU (1921)
CONSTANTINE BRANCUSI, TORSO OF A YOUNG MAN (1917-1922)
PABLO PICASSO, BULL'S HEAD (1943)
PABLO PICASSO, BABOON AND YOUNG (1951)
SURREALISM
'SOCIAL REALISTS' WHO 'EXPRESS' IDEAS AND FEELINGS
MAN RAY, VIOLON D'INGRES (1925)
WHERE A DOUBLE MEANING IS PROJECTED GRAPHICALLY,
(THE VISUAL PUN) MAY BE INFORMATIVE & ENTERTAINING AS WELL
HOW PUNS WORK?
THE PUN EFFECT HAPPENS WHEN THE VIEWER BECOMES AWARE OF POSSIBLE MEANINGS
