Illustrate a catchphrase

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  • Tyler Crump
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Many well-known characters have brightened up our days just by uttering sometimes nothing more than a single word. Take a famous character’s catchphrase and illustrate it into an image. Try not to use the character themselves in the picture, make it so others can guess what the catchphrase being illustrated is.

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@skyhiser

Don’t leave your catchphrases out in the elements.

For this assignment, I started by picking a character with a catchphrase from a show that I enjoy. It took a minute to come up

adyke

Seeing and Speaking Tripple

The catchphrase I chose to illustrate is one that I heard when watching re-runs as a kid. It might not be hard to guess but

Jolie Thomas

Guess that Catchphrase!

This image was created in two parts. First, in Word, I created the body out of shapes and text. Second, in photoshop, I layered what
Tyler Crump

Guess that catchphrase!

Okay confession time I totally didn’t know we were required to create assignments, so lucky me another thing to do during my last weeks! Oh

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Jolie Thomas

Danger! Danger! Will Robinson!

Take a famous character’s catchphrase and illustrate it into an image. I loved this assignment and had too many ideas, so I decided to make a