Writer/Designer Reading Journal #2 Linguistic Mode

The linguistic mode refers to the use of language, which usually means written or spoken words.

To me, this means the use of text or spoken word of any sort in a design.

In one of my other classes, we have to make an image that represents a word and has to also include the word. This means we have to apply the linguistic mode to the assignment. Also, this post would be in linguistic mode.

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