We did an exercise on juxtapositions, which is the act of placing two variables beside each other and their contrast or similarity are shown through comparison.
Our lecturer first gave us a list as shown above and asked us to pick 3 pairs of numbers, one number from each side,
and these are the numbers that I've chosen.
Then, the numbers that I've chosen are replaced with those words above, which is in fact are from the list earlier.
Next, he asked us to create three sentences based on the words I've chosen as shown above.
After that, he asked us to create an image based on the words. In this case, an 'ice spider'.
Or 'duck rain'.
Or even 'leave head'.
Later, he asked us to create an image of the sentences we've created earlier. For example, 'the ice was so cold that it freezed the spider'.
'The duck sang so badly that it began to rain.'
'When I leave the house, I banged my head.'
Our lecturer first gave us a list as shown above and asked us to pick 3 pairs of numbers, one number from each side,
and these are the numbers that I've chosen.
Then, the numbers that I've chosen are replaced with those words above, which is in fact are from the list earlier.
Next, he asked us to create three sentences based on the words I've chosen as shown above.
After that, he asked us to create an image based on the words. In this case, an 'ice spider'.
Or 'duck rain'.
Or even 'leave head'.
Later, he asked us to create an image of the sentences we've created earlier. For example, 'the ice was so cold that it freezed the spider'.
'The duck sang so badly that it began to rain.'
'When I leave the house, I banged my head.'
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