Visual symbols speak

The video tutorial introduces the concept of visual symbols and their role in communication. It guides viewers through an activity to create and improve original symbols using simple materials. The process involves discussing existing symbols, designing new ones, sharing them for feedback, and refining the designs. The tutorial emphasizes creativity, observation, and the importance of visual communication. It concludes with an invitation to explore more resources on Crayola's website.

What is the primary purpose of visual symbols as discussed in the introduction?

• To decorate spaces

• To communicate without words

• To replace written language

• To entertain viewers

Which materials are suggested for creating original symbols?

• Crayons and watercolors

• Oil paints and brushes

• Charcoal and pastels

• Markers and metallic colored pencils

What is a key question to consider when revising online symbols?

• How can they be more artistic?

• How can they be more complex?

• How can they be more colorful?

• How can they be easier to navigate?

Why is it important to share your symbol designs with others?

• To sell them

• To get feedback and improve

• To make them popular

• To keep them secret

What should you observe to improve community signs?

• Their historical significance

• How they communicate messages

• Their size

• Their color scheme