Essay On Emoji

Emoji
[ideograph; graphic symbol]
Emojis have been around way before ‘emoji’ even became a word. An emoji is an ideograph, a graphic symbol. Daily you encounter ideographs that convey a specific meaning without using words. Street signs, logos, and hieroglyphics are ideographs, and so are mathematical symbols.

Assignment Objective: You will create their own graphic character that represents a word or phrase without indicating its pronunciation.
Vocabulary: An ideograph or ideogram is a graphic character that indicates the meaning of a thing without indicating the sounds used to say it.
Grading: This assignment is worth 100 points.
- 25% of your grade will cover the final draft - how carefully and thoroughly all final

Black is included in the color count. White is not included in the color count. Solid coloring only, no shading or gradation of color.
- Artist’s choice on paper selection and coloring medium however oil pastels are not recommended.
Final draft MUST INCLUDE:
- No words in the emoji art/design. Write your chosen character trait on the back of your paper, next to your name.
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Finished emoji SIZE & SHAPE:
- Your emoji should be no less than 6 inches x 6 inches.
- The emoji does not have to be circle in shape, it can be any shape, or multiple shapes. The emoji does not have to be a face, it can be any object or design.
Finished emoji COLOR & APPLICATION:
- No more than three colors. Black is included in the color count. White is not included in the color count.
- Solid coloring only, no shading or gradation of color.
- Artist’s choice on paper selection and coloring medium however oil pastels are not recommended.
Finished emoji MUST INCLUDE:
- No words in the emoji art/design. Write your chosen character trait on the back of your paper, next to your

- Responsibility (opposite: unreliability)
Knowing and doing what both God and others are expecting from me (Romans 14:12)
- Reverence (opposite: disrespect)
Awareness of how God is working through the people and events in my life to produce the character of Christ in me (Proverbs 23:17–18)
- Security (opposite: anxiety)
Structuring my life around that which is eternal and cannot be destroyed or taken away (John 6:27)
- Self-Control (opposite: self-indulgence)
Instant obedience to the initial promptings of God’s Spirit (Galatians 5:24–25)
- Sensitivity (opposite: callousness)
Exercising my senses so I can perceive the true spirit and emotions of those around me (Romans 12:15)
- Sincerity (opposite: hypocrisy)
Eagerness to do what is right with transparent motives (I Peter 1:22)
- Thoroughness (opposite: incompleteness)
Knowing what factors will diminish the effectiveness of my work or words if neglected (Proverbs 18:15)
- Thriftiness (opposite: extravagance)
Not letting myself or others spend that which is not necessary (Luke 16:11)
- Tolerance (opposite: prejudice)
Acceptance of others as unique expressions of specific character qualities in varying degrees of maturity (Philippians 2:2)
- Truthfulness (opposite: