Using text and image, inscribe an image made entirely of words in one piece, then in the second piece, use words together with image, allowing the text to elaborate on (or "describe") the image in an unusual way.

1. Inscription; To mark a surface with words, characters, etc.,
especially in a durable or conspicuous way
(Geometry) To draw or delineate one figure within
another figure so that the inner lies entirely within the
boundary of the outer, touching it at as many points as
possible
"The true inscription cannot be thought of apart from that
whereon it stands." - Gotthold Lessing

2. Marcel Duchamp

3. Banksy

4. Tarin Towers

5. Bruce Nauman

6. David
Nielsen

7. Karen Justis

8. Meg Hitchcock

9. Glenn Ligon

10. Betty Levy

11. Jane Tong

12. Miriam Londono

13. Lesley Dill

14. Description: Depiction or account of ;
representation or delineation by elaboration
"Objective description" - the artist/writer regards himself as a kind of
camera
"Impressionistic description “- focuses on the mood or feeling the object
evokes in the observer rather than upon the object itself

15. Illustrations for Ciecro’s Aratea 9th C France

16. Illustrations for Ciecro’s Aratea 9th C France

17. Lee Trites

18. Lorna Simpson

19. Robert Mars

20. Glenn Hirsch

21. Ellie Wilder

22. Barbara Kruger

23. Squeak C arnwath

24. Cate White