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5.6 - Abstract Design
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Kristina Simon
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Jun 10, 2016 11:03AM
Stacy wrote: "Could QB VII be verified for this task?"
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Checking to see if
works for an abstract cover. Thanks!
Kim wrote: "Checking to see if works for an abstract cover. Thanks!"That works.
Just finished The Girl on the Train and want to check if the cover works for abstract:
Tiffany wrote: "Just finished The Girl on the Train and want to check if the cover works for abstract:"That works!
Karen Michele wrote: "Would this one work?
"Yes, it does.
Kristina Simon wrote: "Karen Michele wrote: "Would this one work?"Yes, it does."
Excellent, thanks!
I would like to check if this cover works please!
Megs wrote: "I would like to check if this cover works please!"Yes, that works!
Nicola wrote: "
Is this abstract enough?"Yes, that works.
- there is some kind of abstract looking design on it - no idea what its supposed to bethe image is horrible, on the book i have, there is much more of a pink/purple distinction
Dee wrote: " - there is some kind of abstract looking design on it - no idea what its supposed to bethe image is horrible, on the book i have, there is much more..."
Just looks like some random, abstract design to me. That works!
How about this one?
Can't tell if there's enough design there for it to be an abstract one lol Thanks!
I am hoping this one works
but want to be sure
Thanks,
Andy
Cait wrote: "How about this one? Can't tell if there's enough design there for it to be an abstract one lol Thanks!"
;-) That works, Cait. Enjoy!
Andy wrote: "I am hoping this one works but want to be sure
Thanks,
Andy"
That works!
Kristina Simon wrote: "Andy wrote: "I am hoping this one works but want to be sure
Thanks,
Andy"
That works!"
Thanks1
Does this work?
I don't know if the shapes are supposed to represent something. Thanks.
Julia wrote: "Does this work? I don't know if the shapes are supposed to represent something. Thanks."
Sorry, Julia, that appears to be a pomegranate.
Hi, will this work? I'm not even sure what this shape is supposed to be although I think it's blood
Nicola wrote: "Will you accept this one:? 
"No, sorry, that's not abstract. It's a cross at the hilt of a sword or staff.
Jamie wrote: "Hi, will this work? I'm not even sure what this shape is supposed to be although I think it's blood"Looks like blocks of color to me. That works.
Tammy AZ wrote: "How about this one?
"No, sorry, there's an identifiable building and crane on the cover.
For this task, you're looking for something that has no identifiable, namable equivalent in the real world. Does that help at all?
Would this work for abstract even though there is a white heart in the center?
Cindy wrote: "Does this look ok to you?
"That works.
Kim wrote: "Would this work for abstract even though there is a white heart in the center?"No, sorry, the heart shape knocks it out of the abstract category.
Nicola wrote: "What about this one?: 
"No, sorry, there appears to be a fingerprint above the letter I.
Third time lucky?
I think I saw previously that the company penguin logo isn't considered to be part of the cover.
If this isn't the rule then I can use the book in another task which has an option for a bird on the cover - so either way I can use the book.
Nicola wrote: "Third time lucky? I think I saw previously that the company penguin logo isn't considered to be part of the cover.
If this isn't the rule then I can use the..."
Dang that penguin anyway! Unfortunately, he makes it not abstract. Hopefully, the other task you have in mind is a 5-point task? The book is only 83 pages long.....
Kristina Simon wrote: "Nicola wrote: "Third time lucky? I think I saw previously that the company penguin logo isn't considered to be part of the cover.
If this isn't the rule the..."
I'll find a home for it if i read it :-)
So just to confirm a company logo is considered to be part of the cover? I'm just triple checking because I seem to recall seeing a book being rejected previously with the ruling that a publisher's logo didn't count as a valid image. I just don't want to trip over this sometime in the future and wind up on the wall that shall not be named :-)
Does this work?
Grit: Passion, Perseverance, and the Science of Success by [author:Angela Duckworth|14132767
Thanks!
Erin
Nicola wrote: "So just to confirm a company logo is considered to be part of the cover? I'm just triple checking because I seem to recall seeing a book being rejected previously with the ruling that a publisher's logo didn't count as a valid image."It depends on the task and the task creator. Some ignore design elements, such as the publisher's logo, and others don't. We try to have that all spelled out in the task itself (especially if it is to be ignored). Sometimes that works out, sometimes it doesn't... ;-)
E wrote: "Does this work? Grit: Passion, Perseverance, and the Science of Success by [author:Angela Duckworth|1413..."
Words and geometric shapes. That works!
Does this work for an abstract cover?
Thanks!
Brooke wrote: "Would any of these work?
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or
would work.
Pamela wrote: "Does this work for an abstract cover?Thanks!"
Yes, that works.
Do you like either of these for abstract cover?
Kim wrote: "Do you like either of these for abstract cover? "Either of those would work.
Katie wrote: "I'm good if I use Dark Matter, right?
"That works.
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