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Writing can be a special challenge for artists and designers, who tend to be more visual than verbal. Writing for Visual Thinkers is designed to help people who think in pictures gain skills and confidence in their writing abilities.
Andrea Marks approaches the craft of writing from many directions, all with the ultimate goal of unlocking the reader's verbal potential. This new and expanded edition introduces brainstorming techniques that focus on writing and explores the various connections between verbal and visual thinking.
Writing for Visual Thinkers includes a companion CD with an ebook containing hundreds of links to articles, books, websites, blogs, wikis, video, and audio podcasts by writers and designers including Ellen Lupton, Steven Heller, and Jessica Helfand.
With the addition of new exercises that push the reader to explore a wide range of writing strategies, the second edition of Writing for Visual Thinkers is a great resource to help visual communicators enrich their work with writing.
Writing for Visual Thinkers: Narrative Structures
Download Chapter 4: Narrative Structures; Verbal and Visual Working Together
1 The Writer's Toolbox
2 Thinking Words and Pictures
3 Verbal and Visual Connections
4 Narrative Structures; Verbal and Visual Working Together
5 Writing and Editing in the 21st Century
6 Writing in Practice Podcasts Resources Letter from Ric Grefe, Executive Director of AIGA