Do you know Application and theories of Leadership

 Among the three areas provided, the one I will be discussing is representing my attitude towards an understanding of communication visually. I strongly believe in effective communication because I see it as the best way to have people aware of things and focused on a specific set of goals. Communication is defined as a process by which information and meaning are conveyed (Lussier & Achua, 2016, p.184). Although visual communication is important, it is necessary that it consists of “shared languages” that will help facilitate effective communication (Lambrecht, Hatchett, Walsh, Collins, & Tolby, 2019, p. 562).

            My art to depict how I understand communication would be the drawing of signs, pointers, and arrows to indicate things such as direction, places to avoid, and areas to be focused on. I could draw a picture of two colleagues at a desk discussing with one pointing at the computer to pass across a message related to what has to be done in the business.

            To accomplish this art, I would need materials like a crayon, a pencil, and a piece of paper. These materials would be used to paint and showcase my understanding of the subject known as communication.

            The kinds of colors I would use would be two primary colors (red and blue) and a secondary color (green). The rationale behind this choice of colors is that I would use red to indicate bad ideas or information that consist of threats, while green would represent positive information as well as good ideas. Blue color would indicate stability in my visual representations.

            The kinds of images that would best represent my feelings about communication would be a group of people sitting together and talking about an important issue, an image showing an individual speaking on the phone and responding to what is being said on the other side of the line, and an image of a manager pointing to the computer screen in front of an employee who is working on a project.

 

Reference

Lambrecht K.M., Hatchett B.J., Walsh L.C., Collins M., & Tolby Z. (2019). Improving Visual

Communication of Weather Forecasts with Rhetoric. Retrieved from https://web-b-ebscohost-com.tu.opal-libraries.org/ehost/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?vid=2&sid=5486adad-e0e5-4be6-bdff-1d3b8a0b0dec%40sessionmgr104

Lussier R.N., & Achua C. F. (2016). Leadership: Theory, Application & Skill Development. 6th

Ed. Cengage Learning. (p. 184).