Introduction Comparison

                After a thorough reading of each introduction, I seemed to gravitate toward Wes Anderson’s Color Palette. On the Blueness of the Sky clearly depicts the different meanings or arguments two images instigate. Likewise, the questions instigated from each image vary because of the mathematical nature of the first image and the artistic nature of the second.

                I was drawn more to Wes Anderson’s Color Palette because the same image displayed on different blogs created new meaning each instance. Each blog displays the color palette in a slightly different way, not to mention, the blog displaying the image adds meaning to the image as well. Likewise, the accompanying text or lack of narrows or broadens the meaning of the image.

                I could, most likely, be missing interpretation opportunities in the Blueness of the Sky post; however, I find many more dimensions to analyze the Wes Anderson’s Color Palette post. Both are great examples of visual rhetoric, the latter simply seems more complex.