5. Create a poster defining and identifying swing states.
The opening words above from Milton Glaser, (whom Jonah Lehrer, author of Imagine: How Creativity Works, describes as "a living legend... having created a number of the most iconic illustrations of the twentieth century, from the I ♥ NY ad campaign to the 1967 Bob Dylan silhouette poster) define my voracious love of words.
Compile your findings onto a poster that defines "satire".
Explain to the class that each group will be creating a presentation poster that defines their country's "Economic Profile from 1980 to 2002".
In fact signatures are what the show is about -- real ones, and so-called signature images, from a poster that defines Tom of Finland's distinctive brand of homoerotic beefcake to a classic portrait of New York by the photographer Helen Levitt.
As the Conservative lead fell to two points in the latest daily tracking poll today, the party confirmed it had signed up Saatchi, who dreamed up the famous "Labour isn't working" poster that defined the 1979 campaign.
Eastwood has had less menacing roles ("The Bridges of Madison County," anyone?), but the brooding loner in Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns and the hot-tempered detective in the "Dirty Harry" series are indelibly seared on the public's consciousness, in large part through the posters that defined and sold his stardom.
Mr. Savignanc defined poster art as "the creation of a fleeting image which people will not forget".
That's how you end up with punitive concepts like the "sock drawer," which a poster named Richard612 defined in an idiosyncratic glossary of his on CreditNet: "Sock drawer — Credit card purgatory.
Members who exhibit lunk behavior, which the company defines on posters in its facilities as grunting, dropping weights loudly and being judgmental, are subject to a public shaming when a manager at the facility sounds the alarm.
