Which BEST explains why political cartoons are considered graphic design?
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Responses
They incorporate images and words.
They incorporate images and words.
They are just like advertising slogans.
They are just like advertising slogans.
They have to be created by professionals.
They have to be created by professionals.
They require the need to follow rules of colo
Political cartoons are considered graphic design because they incorporate images and words to convey a message or opinion visually. Graphic design is the art and practice of planning and projecting ideas and experiences with visual and textual content. In the case of political cartoons, the designer uses illustration, caricature, typography, and layout to communicate a political point or critique in a way that is meant to be immediately understood and often humorous or satirical.
Therefore, the best explanation is:
- They incorporate images and words.
Graphic design doesn't have to be created by professionals exclusively; amateurs and enthusiasts can also create effective design work. While it often follows good practice concerning color rules, typography, layout principles, etc, not all graphic design is required to follow strict rules, as creativity and breaking norms can also lead to impactful designs. Political cartoons, much like advertising, rely on strong concepts but are distinctive as they comment on political and social issues rather than promoting products or services directly.