Word Art

The use of words in communication is indispensable in every society. Different languages have specific words for things, situations, and quotes. This isn’t different in artworks. Although there are artworks that don’t include the use of words, there are many word art pieces that express information through words.

In most cases, the artworks exclusively have words while in some others, both words and images. "If" by Rudyard Kipling is an example of a word picture that only uses words to communicate. On the other hand, "Living Life" by Bonnie Mohr is an art piece that communicates to viewers using both an image of a tree and words. The use of a word painting or photo on a wall is a great way to pass specific messages to the room occupants. What’s very important is ensuring that you pass the right message through the selected wall art. Because there is no subtlety in their meaning, the message must be acceptable in its meaning. These word pictures can be used for different purposes. They can be used in school settings, churches, homes, or offices as long as the right information is captured.