LEWIS CARROLL'S ALICE'S ADVENTURES UNDER GROUND
Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s
Adventures under Ground was my manuscript of choice. As I looked through it, I was able to
identify the four principles of design: Contrast, Repetition, Alignment, and
Proximity.
First of all, passages
were indented and in quotations set part from the regular page text. In some of the pages, the contrasts appeared
dark and were in all capital letters. The color, font and graphics at the
beginning of the chapters were written in red, black, and blue enabling further
contrast with the text. Secondly,
repetition utilized the same font as well as the same format throughout all of
the pages of the document. Next,
alignment was seen in the graphics that were drawn sideways taking up the entire
page and aligned with the text. Finally, the proximity of the drawings helped
give the readers a visual image of what the author was displaying in the story.
Generations has loved
and embraced this tale of the little girl name Alice who fell down a rabbit
hole into an exciting fantasy world. This
90 page book, filled with 37 illustration and attractive fonts and colors
became one of the greatest stories ever written.
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