Visual Communications

Videos, with their combination of moving images, sound, and often text overlays, have become an increasingly popular medium for sharing knowledge, storytelling, and marketing that can capture the audience's attention and convey complex ideas effectively. Videography continues to evolve, from the first motion pictures of 100 years ago, with a newfound emergence of hyper-short videos made for social media.

Images are a universal language that transcends barriers of literacy and culture, making them a versatile tool for communication. Whether used in presentations, social media posts, or advertisements, images have the power to evoke emotions, convey messages, and leave a lasting impact on viewers.

In recent years, memes have emerged as a unique form of visual communication that blends humor, irony, and cultural references to create highly shareable content. Memes leverage familiar imagery and formats to deliver quick, witty messages that resonate with a wide audience. As a result, memes have become a staple in online communication, allowing individuals and brands to connect with others in a lighthearted and relatable manner. By tapping into pop culture trends and current events, memes reflect the pulse of society and spark conversations across various platforms. In essence, visual communication technologies like videos, images, and memes continue to shape the way we interact, learn, and express ourselves in an increasingly visually-driven world.

There are 3,664 emojis in the Unicode Standard as of September 2022. This includes sequences for gender or skin tone, flags, and the components that are used to create keycap, flag, and other sequences. Some of the most popular emojis in the world are:

😊😭😂🥺🤣❤️✨🙏😍🥰

There’s a gif for that…