Week 6

 The Hybrid Form

Class exercise of reviewing Hybrid forms of writing.






'Dear Rosa'

In this piece you can see forms of:

- descriptive 

- narrative

- list/operational

- manifesto

I was amazed that so much fit into a little match box and how we perceive objects on a daily basis. If I was on the receiving end of this letter I don't think I would remember who you were unless you created some sort of scene at the time.

Structure

- write about the aesthetic exterior

- write about each object (descriptive) then a narrative. 

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