Sports Current Event

1. Link
2. How the Kansas City Chiefs Beat the 49ers to Win the Super Bowl
3. The Chiefs were loosing to the 49ers, but Patrick Mahomes leads the Chiefs to a comeback victory int he 4th quarter.
4. fourth quarter, completion, wide receivers, postseason, turnover
5.  raucous, crucial, ebullient, gutting
6. I think this article is mostly a recap, or at least the beginning portion. The first section is just a quick recap about the Chiefs beating the 49ers, but the rest of the REALLY long article is a bunch of published updates. It was a list of posts about the Super Bowl as it progressed. It covered a lot, and I don't know how to categorize that, since it's more of a bunch of updates rather than an article. However, the first part is definitely a recap because it doesn't go deep into explaining how the Patrick Mahomes helped lead the Chiefs to victory, it just acts as an overview.
7. "After a 50-year wait, the Kansas City Chiefs are Super Bowl champions once again, after Patrick Mahomes engineered a stirring fourth-quarter comeback Sunday to beat the San Francisco 49ers, 31-20, at a raucous Hard Rock Stadium."

Sports Exploration Activity

1. Football
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3. 1. Kansas City Chiefs 2. San Fransisco 49ers 3. Baltimore Ravens 4. New Orleans Saints 5. Green Bay Packers

4. 1. 10 Loses, 12 winds 2. They made it into the playoffs (2019-2020) 3. The Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl (2019-2020)

5. 1. You can kick the ball for a field goal for 3 points on 4th down. 2. No tackling someone without the ball 3. No grabbing other players face masks

6. 1. The wall: players trying to block offensive players from reaching the goal 2. backheel: kick the ball behind you 3. possession: keeping the ball in the hands of your team

7. What this game needs is a goal: it means that it's been a long time without people scoring, and someone needs to score soon

8. Tom Brady was born August 3, 1977. He went to the University of Michigan and played for them before joining the New England Patriots. He holds the records for career Super Bowl Attempts (392), completions (256), yards (2,838), touchdown passes (18), and MVP awards (4).

Magazine Cover 2

Magazine Cover 1

Magazine Cover Images

Portrait

Self-Portrait

Portrait

Far Zoom

Close Zoom

Medium Zoom

Again, I don't know which one would be best for a magazine.

Self-Portrait

First Portrait

Second Portrait

Extra Image

I added 2 portraits as well as the extra because I didn't know which one was better.

700 Word Free Write

Click here to see the story: Link that tells you where the story is  <-- The Link

Taxes (Illustrator 3)

Cars Also Cause Deaths (Illustrator 2)

Who doesn't obey the law? (Illustrator 1)

Infographic

Bar Chart
Infogram

Magazines Part 2

Image based magazine covers are the most commonly used type of cover. They tend to have a person or a few looking at the camera and smiling, but they may have people positioned differently or the image is at a different angle. Image based covers may also be of a location or a landscape, but pretty much image based are just photography. Illustration based magazine covers are one's that are drawn or by an artists, whether on paper or pc, instead of a photograph. Most of these types are amusing or not ordinary because they aren't very common. Type based covers are usually eye catching or surprising. These covers tend to display what their contents are using a lot of words instead of a large image. Concept based magazine covers mix the first 3 elements to create a cover that maybe shocking and intense or humorous. Their goal is to create a story or convey an emotion instantly.

The photos and words on a magazine cover have to work together to give a magazine's first impression. The words have to display the information and present the contents briefly and effectively while the picture creates a feeling and/or act as a visual for the text that comes with it. Without words, people would just see an image and not know what to expect from the magazine. Without a picture, people just see a bunch of words on some paper and aren't interested. The combination of and relationship between the informational text and the visually impactive image create an effective, attractive, and informative magazine cover.

Favorite Portrait

3. Use one-point perspective This New York Times Magazine cover features James Gandolfini’s beat-up Cadillac convertible to represent the theme ‘The Lives They Lived (And The Things They Loved).’ The angle, placement and size of the car and the subtitle create a one-point perspective that vanishes into the distance.

I primarily like this portrait the best because it's simple but displays a powerful message. I also like that it's a portrait without any people in it. I some reason tend not to like most portrait's of people for some reason. The portrait itself uses a sort of worn metallic looking car combined with a blank white background to create a sort of empty feeling inside the magazine viewers. The small text in the center and what it says creates the idea of someone who's passed which emphasizes the image's tone of emptiness and silence. This portrait uses these feelings to prepare people for content inside the magazine talking about deiced people.

Best Covers

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