______________ are hired by newspapers for their use of wit and their political or general knowledge to give a visual representation of a current issue to stir emotions and provoke thoughts and reactions from the viewers.

• Editorial Cartoonist

• Advertising

• Editorial Design

• Photography

_______________ are conceptualized and produced by agencies for companies that need to promote their products or services.

• Editorial Cartoonist

• Advertising

• Editorial Design

• Photography

The designer determines how information is presented and shared in magazines, newspapers and books.

• Editorial Cartoonist

• advertising

• editorial design

• photography

_____________ are able communicate their intentions and concepts with the images they take

• Editorial cartoonist

• advertising

• editorial design

• photography

___________ always has been traditionally associated with the image of a lofty studio with brushes, a palette, and a canvas on an easel.

• Image

• Text

• Art

• Graphics

Inability to freely switch between art mediums such as pencil, oil, charcoal, watercolor, acrylic, etc.

• Fixed

• space consumption

• saves on material

• reusability

A collection of brush sets, paints and other materials easily takes up a lot of space and could cramp a studio.

• Fixed

• space consumption

• saves on material

• reusability

Uses layers instead of actual paper or canvas. There is no need to throw away "old" materials when they have served their purpose, adding to waste. You can simply remove layers, brushes, palettes, etc

• Fixed

• space consumption

• saves on material

• reusability

Treatments you have applied to a certain layer or item can easily be reused or applied to another.

• Fixed

• space consumption

• saves on material

• reusability

Treatments you have applied to a certain layer or item can easily be reused or applied to another.

• unlimited resources

• EDITABLE/NON-DESTRUCTIVE EDITING

• REVISABLE

• ADJUSTABLE AND CUSTOMIZABLE