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This is the topic: ''Essay on Literary Uses of Type (Typography/Layout) – How are typefaces used creatively, avant-garde? Find an example and present it. Again, your own examples are welcome! However, you can also use and discuss examples from the lecture. '' It must be minimum 3 pages long.

Here's my plan so far:

Introduction: page 0-0,5: ???
Development: Page 0,5-1,5: Examples from lectures and their analysys
Page 1,5-2,5: My own analysys of fonts and typography I have seen
Conclusion: page 2,5-3: What are fonts and typography for and why people use them despite it being easier if all letters looked the same

Context: I must write an essay about comparison between two writing systems. I chose latin script and chinese. I already have enough knowledge about Latin Script but I would greatly appreciate any information about Chinese writing system and what makes it different than other writing systems! Thank you in advance!

This is for an essay, I need to write an essay about a comparison between two writing systems, so I picked latin script vs chinese script

I don't like it when I read someone's Worldbuilding and in here there is an answer to everything. I am instantly told what exists in each land, what each factions goals are, what are the gods and how the afterlife looks like. Boring!

Even in our world, especially in medieval fantasy, there are a LOT of unknowns! Until 1492 Europeans had no idea what was on the other side of the ocean. In Avatar The Last Airbender we don't know if Bending is inheritable, in Witcher it isn't said what is over the Dragon Mountains and what happens to people when they die, they only guess by making religions. In Cyberpunk nobody knows what is in the deep net, there are theories but nobody confirmed what's up there and what deep net even is.

And many worldbuilders think that leaving something to a mystery is a plot hole or it makes the whole thing look bad. In my opinion, it is crucial that something remains a mystery, is unconfirmed, and people of this world only theorise about it. When we know all the gods and afterlifes from the get go, when we know definite answer to what is in that island, it leaves no room for imagination.

Mystery is exciting! When in the worldbuilding is says that the scholars of this world have no definite proof of where magic comes from, why ancient civilasation collapsed, if the gods truly want what's good for the mortals, it makes it much more immersive, it turns worldbuilding from a wikipedia document to an immersive introduction written by someone who lives in said world.

(This is kind of also why I do not like gods, afterlifes and pantheons and world creations in worldbuilding, it's underwhelming when the question of what happens when we die and how the world was made is already resolved)

What are some known unknowns and unknown unknowns in your world? What do people of your World think about those mysteries, and has anyone tried to find the answer to what is beyond the horizon? What conspiracy theories they make up? What do they only pretend to know for sure?

I am a digital artist and I am considering drawing the cast of Hero Factory has cyborg humans and I would like to hear your opinions about how do you guys imagine them as humans, how would they look, what vibe would they give off, what nationality they would be etc.

Region: Europe. About me:

Flex Player. I play Iron Man, Dr. Strange, Gambit, Squirrel Girl, Rogue, Loki, Starlord, Thor, Ultron, Magneto,Cyclops, Rocket, Angela, Winter Soldier,WhiteFox

Looking for a group, I am tired of soloqueueing.

I think one of the ways of making a world immersive is to create sociolects and slang words or other special ways of how people talk informally. The greatest example I can think of is Cyberpunk with words like Choom, Nova, Chrome, Borg, Delta, Corp etc.

So how do you guys create whole new words to make your world feel more immersive? And how do you make them understandable?

Maybe it's my lack of experience or something but I feel like Thor needs some kind of survivability buff.I can't get closer to more than 2 enemies or I get absolutely destroyed. I constantly have to either keep my distance and blast the lighting at shields or use covers and hope for the best.

Does anyone feel this way? I think Thors lightning bubble should generate a little overshield for him. Anything to make his surviability greater, most of the time my damage is the same as my damage blocked on Thor.

I am lvl 13 on Thor and I feel like I am not doing enough in terms of power. I rarely get kills. Please englighten me with some tips on how to use his kit more effectively

In the comic I am making there are 8 nations and I was thinking of using a different font for each nations accent or making my own fonts. But I am afraid that it could ruin the readability as I have very little experience in designing a font. What do you think?

The world of my comic is inhabited by sentient anthropomorphic animals, like Cats, Dogs etc. but normal dogs, cats etc that we have in our world exist as well. So how do I make it clear who someone refers to when they say: ,,I see a cat"?

In my comic the sentient species are very much aware of their similarity to their feral cousins because they look similar to each other. An anthropomorphic Cat for example is sometimes referred to as ,,Cat" when talking about species but I haven't yet made a term for a normal, feral cat.

Now technically there are special terms for some anthropomorphic species, for example Cottian, but this refers to nationality. Cottian means someone from Cottia Isles-a country with native population of Catpeople, not every Catperson. There are terms for describing nationality but not species itself.

So how do I go about this? How do I differenciate between Cat-a farmer from southern Cottia Isles and cat-a four legged animal sleeping in the backyard?