Showing posts with label Drawings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drawings. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Visual Communication in Business Writing - The Use of Graphics, Charts, and Line Drawings

Some of the benefits of using graphic designs or visual elements in a technical document are to assist the reader in comprehension, a point of quick reference, to show differences quickly as well as adding to the overall design and attractiveness of the document.

Charts are used in technical documents to show comparisons such as, a bar chart: compares parts, and a pie chart goes a step further and shows the relationship of each part to the whole.

Visual Graphic Arts

Line drawings can be incorporated in a technical document to assist with instructions and important features within the document.Icons used in technical documents will assist the reader with the writers meaning, as icons usually have a universal or conventional meaning.

Visual Communication in Business Writing - The Use of Graphics, Charts, and Line Drawings

Graphics tend to enhance the text given and enables the readers to be able to grasp the material being presented more easily. It also allows the reader to retain the information for a longer period of time. Graphs can show comparisons of different parts to each other. There are pictures which, as the proverb states, are worth a thousand words. Clip art can also be used to enhance certain parts of a technical writing to bring color and break the redundancy of a black and white document. Just adding graphs and pictures to a document does not always add to the documents appeal. It can also take away from a document appeal if not incorporated correctly. It takes a good writer to know not only when to use a graph or other visual aid but which type of graphic will best serve his or her purpose. A technical writer must consider the level of detail of the graphic, as well as, taking into consideration, the size and where to place the graphic on the page. Texture and colors should be used sparingly and should be limited to heading and or important information.

Every type of visuals has its beneficial role in designing a document. Therefore, when using visual elements a technical writer should consider the purpose of each graph and when it should be used. Considering all graphs the benefits would be the ease of reading, comprehension and retention. Graphic design is extremely important, and usually readers are so impressed by the design alone that they would understand the document without reading the words.

Visual Communication in Business Writing - The Use of Graphics, Charts, and Line Drawings

Rita Gergi is a freelance writer. For more information please visit http://bizcommunication.net/

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Saturday, June 30, 2012

House Drawings

Realtors have found that giving a House Drawing to their client's as a closing gift is perhaps the finest gift they can offer. The House Drawing hangs on the walls of their client and is a permanent source of referrals for years.

Now that you have decided to give a House Drawing to your client the first question you need to ask is where do I go to get it done? Simply Google House Drawings and look at the choices available. There are many fine artists to choose from so you need guidelines to work from in choosing.

Visual Graphic Arts

When choosing the artist for your house drawing look for these things:

House Drawings

Artist Mastery Price Turn Around Time

Artist Mastery:
When selecting the artist to do your House Drawing check out their professional references and education. It is important to know that the artist is a professional and not an amateur working out of his or her basement. Having an artist with recognition and credentials gives status to your house drawing. Recognitions such as "Who's Who in American Art", Professional Clubs, and Artist Societies, are to be sought after. Education is the other key item to look for. Does the artist have professional training and credentials from an established college or university? Was the artist educated in Fine Art or an Art related curriculum?

Price:
Ranking with the mastery of the artist is the cost of the house drawing. You may find the greatest artist in the world but do you want pay the greatest price? Be economical and prudent in your price range so that you can afford it and feel comfortable to do this on a repeat basis. Most artists have a price schedule for their work with assorted sizes and types. Look through these items carefully then contact them for more details.

Turn Around Time:
You can have the finest Artist and the most economical price but if you do not receive your drawing in time for the closing what good is it? Make sure that the artist can do the job for you on time.

If you follow the guidelines above you will be in good stead. Remember, a drawing of your client's home is a closing gift that will give you referrals and leads for years to come.

Stephen F. Condren - Artist

House Drawings

I am an artist that specializes in House Portraits and Skyline Paintings.

Recognitions:
Who's Who in American Art

Education:
School of the Art Institute of Chicago Bachelors of Fine Arts (BFA)
Northern Illinois University, Masters of Studio Art (MA)

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