Artifact

Nov. 3 – Video

WWF Artifact

My name is Jackson R. Blankenship and this is my rhetorical analysis of an advertisement for the World Wildlife Foundation that focuses on the over-fishing of the world’s oceans. This was one of three ads in a campaign that all focused on destroying important ecosystems. Overfishing is a growing issue that is continuously taking over

Pokemon x OREOS Artifact

Artifact for Sophia Andrion

Michael Jordan and his 6ft poster

Test

This is a test page Rhetorical analysis is a way of understanding and interpreting “texts” by examining the components of their construction. For this essay, you will choose an image or a commercial to analyze, considering its rhetorical situation and how the different elements of the image work together to try to make its audience

How Uber is Taking an Opposite Approach on Advertising

Please enjoy my artifact for the Visual Analysis project for ENGL 1105. This video was created by Uber during the pandemic. Find it here How Uber is Taking the Opposite Approach on Advertising In the time of covid, Uber truly learned how to promote a business by saying not to use it. With evidence to

Electric Cars are better than Normal Cars

Many people today assume that electric cars are a recent invention. It may come as a surprise to learn that the first electric vehicles were invented in the mid 19th century and held the record for highest vehicular land speed up to around 1900. However, the production and use of electric cars declined over the

Ben Pugel’s Final Project

My project is in the visual format, the powerpoint is below: Final Project Confederate Flag

The Future of Self-Driving Vehicles

To the eye of the public, self driving cars are the future for the automobile industry. The majority of the public looks for the new and improved technology that releases every year, ranging from smartphones to computers, and all the way up to cars. Many people may not realize how much technology is actually in