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[[File:Images-2.jpg|350px|thumb|right|This image shows how to use images to break up your text. <ref>Butler </ref>]] | [[File:Images-2.jpg|350px|thumb|right|This image shows how to use images to break up your text. <ref>Butler </ref>]] | ||
Variations in font, size, and color can break up text just as much as headlines and subheads. All the fonts and colors should blend well together and should be consistent through out the writing. Do not use to many colors and make sure the colors you choose go with the theme of the writing. | Variations in font, size, and color can break up text just as much as headlines and subheads. All the fonts and colors should blend well together and should be consistent through out the writing. Do not use to many colors and make sure the colors you choose go with the theme of the writing. "Besides, elegant fonts can help to convey the message in a more convenient way." <ref>Friedman</ref> | ||
The same applies with images, make sure the images are of a similar quality and size. Make sure all of them are applicable to the writing and only add visual interest, not distract from the writing. | The same applies with images, make sure the images are of a similar quality and size. Make sure all of them are applicable to the writing and only add visual interest, not distract from the writing. | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||