The Power of Internet Images 1. Jenny portrays the image of being fun, adventurous, happy, artsy, wealthy 2. I think she was successful in portraying the image of herself described above. By posting pictures of things that one does not normally do everyday shows that she is fun and adventurous. She shows she is happy by simply posting the pictures - if she was unhappy she would most likely not post. She gives an artsy vibe in her profile by posting pictures of what she is doing (with scenic backgrounds) rather than just her face. She shows she is wealthy by wearing nice clothes in her pictures, and going on adventurous travel excursions in not cheap. 3. I think she would be a good role model as she would be likely to push one to be adventurous and take risks without getting one into trouble. She may be a good mother but her pictures portray her being a bit too immature for motherhood. She would probably be a good neighbor as she does not seem to cause too much trouble...
I chose the image of the robot because human robots are supposed to be the image of what a "normal" person should be, with familiar features and proper human functions such as movements and cognitive ability. This image contradicts the quote that "there's no such thing as normal", however it works with the quote because we are not robots and the robot is representing "normality", therefore we are not normal. I chose the pale green in the background because I thought it complimented the purple in the robot's head and the word "normal" nicely. It also provided a good contrast for the black lettering. I choose the font I used because it went with the digital theme of the robot, but also because the breaking up of the letters showed abnormality. I rotated the word "normal" on its side and filled it with the image from the robot's heads so it would not be uniform with the other words, thus making it "abnormal".
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