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Purple - Initial Ideas
Black - Written Research
Orange - Mood Boards
Green - Art Styles
Blue - Artist Studies
Red - Exhibition Presentation

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Rough Inspiration Ideas

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Inspiration from each piece and ideas
Chosen Idea - Illustrated Alphabet Typography

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Words Categorised by its first letter

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Want some help to find words starting with a certain letter? Reviewing lists of words that start with each letter of the alphabet can help you score big playing Words With Friends®, Scrabble GO® and other popular word games. Thinking how you can build off your opponent's last turn to reach a double or triple word bonus square? Check out some words beginning with that letter as a place to start.

Conveniently organized in alphabetical order below, our word lists are exactly what you need to decide your next move and gain the advantage over your opponent. Looking to land a big play with words that start with X? Need some words that start with Z or Q because nothing is coming to mind? Words that start with K are a popular search too (and for good reason).

Look no further. Just jump to the words beginning with each letter and compare them with what you have on your rack and game board. Then, work out how you can make words with these letters to capitalize on the biggest opportunities for the most points.

Play Words Starting With Hooks

You're in the middle of a gripping game, it's down to the wire, and you're wondering what words can you make with these letters. It's all about maximizing your points while also minimizing your opponent's chances. Form winning Scrabble® words with your letters, extracting as many points as possible.

A big reason to look up words that begin with this letter or that letter is to win your word game by using hooks . A hook is when you tack on a letter or two to the end (or beginning) of an existing word to form a new word. You piggyback on words that have already been played to gain even more points.

The most common tactic is to add "S" to the end of a word to pluralize it. Then, you use that S to form another word for even more points in the same turn. When you use our word finder tool , you'll uncover every possible word you can play with the letters in your rack.

Take this example using the Words With Friends® scoring system:

Your opponent plays AXE for 10 points.

You add an S to the end to form AXES for 11 points.

You include that S as part of the word ZINGS for 17 points.

In one turn, you've earned at least 28 points, not including any potential bonus points!

Not bad, right? Take advantage of those hooks for big time plays!

Find Words With Common Beginnings

A great strategy when playing word games like Scrabble® and Words With Friends® is to start grouping certain letter combinations together in your head. For instance, if you have a D and an E in your letter rack, you may be able to use -ED as the suffix at the end of a verb.

The same holds true when you're thinking about words beginning with certain letters. This is especially helpful for more challenging letters.

Words that start with C could start with CH, like CHIA and CHEAP.

Words that start with K could start with KN, like KNAP and KNEADS.

Words that start with W could start with WR, like WRONG and WRITING.

When you access our lists of words that start with each letter of the alphabet, those lists are automatically sorted by length. That way, if you need a 5-letter word starting with Z to reach a triple word bonus square, you'll be able to find it right away.

Read up on these lists, save your favorite words, and play to your heart's delight!

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Want some help to find words starting with a certain letter? Reviewing lists of words that start with each letter of the alphabet can help you score big playing Words With Friends®, Scrabble GO® and other popular word games. Thinking how you can build off your opponent's last turn to reach a double or triple word bonus square?

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Art Style
M

Pros:

-Clean Lines

-Vibrant Colours

-Unison Pieces

Will work for all drawings

-Not too busy

Cons:

-No high definition

-Can create a limited colour palette in pieces

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Art Style
A
Pros:
-Distinguishable Pieces
-Can form to the letter
-Dotted Shading
-Unique
Cons:
-Some pieces may be lost

-Bulky

-Can become cluttered

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Art Style
T
Pros:
-Fits the theme
-Colourful
-Impactful
Cons:
-Won’t fit every theme
-Would get repetitive
-Limited amount of techniques
-Loses Definition

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Art Style
T
Pros:
-Impactful
-Physical Technique
-Multiple Prints
Cons:
-Time Consuming
-High Material Usage
-Limited Colour Options
-Lack of Detail

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Art Style
H
Pros:
-Quick
-High Detail
-Little Editing
Cons:
-Requires a lot of props
-Need to have the correct props for the word
-Limited options
-Limited Colours

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Art Style
E
Pros:
-Unique
-Physical Piece
Cons:
-Only creates one
-Time Consuming
-Designing Twice
-Machine Reliant
-Flaky Machines
-Lacks Details

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Artist Study
W

Pros:

-Simple Art style

-Isn’t Cluttered

-Colourful

-Mild Shading

-Small Details

Cons:

-Messy

-May be difficult for small details
https://www.quentinblake.com/meet-qb/biography

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Quentin Blake was born in 1932 and discovered his passion for drawing at a very young age and continued to pursue it all his life. Blake had his first success when he was 16 where ‘Punch’ published his work. He soon focused his art style into children’s books most famously collaborating with Roald Dahl. Blake decided to share his illustration skills as a head of department at the Royal College of Art for over twenty years. From all his work he received a knighthood for his ‘services to illustration’.

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Art Style
S
Pros:
-Flowing
-Impressions of colour
-Detailed
-Impactful
Cons:
-May become confusing on some letters
-Lack of shading

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Artist Study
C
Pros:
-Impactful
-Messaged
-Multiple Art Styles
-Highlighted Words
Cons:
-Unclear Letter
-Become Repetitive
-Limited Word Options
https://www.famousgraphicdesigners.org/stefan-sagmeister

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Stefan Sagmeister was born in 1962 in Bregenz, Austria. At the age of 15 Sagmeister started his passion for graphic design. E quickly became passionate about letters and created his first piece by creating the letter A out of students and taking a bird’s eye shot of them. Sagmeister decided to create his own Music Cover designing company ‘Sagmeister Inc’ ad created his first piece for his friend. This led to his business growing to artists such as David Byrne’s album ‘feelings’. He has now received three Grammys.

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Artist Study
O
Pros:
-Simple to create
-Infinite Colour Options
Cons:
-Difficult to apply to other letters
-Limited Designs
-Doesn’t fill the letter easily
-No Detail or Shading

https://www.famousgraphicdesigners.org/neville-brody

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Neville Brody was born in 1957. Brody completed A-level Art, Fine art foundation courses and a three-year Bachelor of Arts degree in graphics. Brody had very unconventional approach to graphics to see where he could take it, leading to near expelling. After school days, Brody started to design various posters for magazine companies and gave new meaning to visual arts. From these new areas a book was published about him based on graphic design and led to his work being published in Victoria and Albert museum.

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Art Style
O
Pros:
-Infinite Colours
-Fits all designs
-Impactful
Cons:
-Tropophobia warning
-Tedious
-Very long task
-Some areas become block colours

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Artists Study
N
Pros:
-Textured
-Vibrant Colours
Cons:
-One Time Piece
-Can become Cluttered
-Requires Magazines
-Reliant on Magazine    -Contents

https://www.famousgraphicdesigners.org/david-carson

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David Carson was born in 1954 and became interested in graphic design in 1980 from a two-week commercial designing class. Carson was able to revolutionise the graphic scene in America in the 1990s through directing the magazine ‘Ray Gun’. This is where he first implemented his distant typographic layouts. This led to him being labelled ‘the godfather of grunge typography’. Carson soon created his own business ‘David Carson Design’ and made brand deals with Nike, Pepsi Cola, Ray Bans, Levi Strauss and more.

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Art Style
E
Pros:
-Lots of colour
-Different Styles
-Colour and Ombre Shading
-Easily Implemented
Cons:
-Time Consuming
-Requires a lot of steps

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Artist Study
S
Pros:
-Bright Colours
-Eye-Catching
Cons:

-Limited Colour Choices
-Won’t fit a lot of words
-Usually involves a person in every piece

https://lichtensteinfoundation.org/biographyold/

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Roy Lichtenstein was born in 1932 and focused his work on the pop art style. Lichtenstein started off by drawing, painting and sculpting as a teenager. In his 20s he created cubist pieces of cowboys and Indians from history books which led him onto his renowned art style in the 1960s. he focused his art on painting various women like nurses, maidens and even drowning. His use of black ink creates the characteristics in the piece with the colour filling it in to make them sand out.

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Sabeena Karnik has created art out of paper curls and bends to form a letter. Although I am currently thinking about creating a digital art piece, I am still very inspired by her work and can take some areas away from it that I can apply to my work as well as areas I can find that already relate to my work.

The first area that I think will relate to my work is that she has created pieces based on a colour using purely that colour. I have been thinking about the various words I will be using for my final piece and I thought colours would be a nice reference to art as well as connecting objects that otherwise wouldn't relate to one another.

Karnik also created a piece on life which she filled with shapes that related to life. This is similar to what I will be doing by having subjects to relate the overall word.

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Alisa Kosareva created a digital alphabetical set with each letter relating to an animal. Instead of      creating the piece with having the animals form the shape of the letter, she placed the letter into the animals natural environment and had them surrounding it.

I like how each piece is able to relate to one another with all the various layers that cast shadows to create the sense of depth. From this It makes me want to pursue the highlights and shadows art style because I will be able to have different components overlap with one another.

Kosarevas art style is fairly similar to  pointillism because it has a lot of different dots to create the shadows and texture within each piece.

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Word Choices and selecting for A-Z

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Astronomy
Blue
Cooking
Dogs

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Education
Fishing
Green
Heinz

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Island
Joker
Kill
Lights

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Me, Myself, Matt
Nightlife
Orange
Purple

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Queer
Red
Sheriff
Tightrope

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Uno
Vegetables
Witch
X-Ray

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Yellow
Zoo

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Exterior Projection Exhibition

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My Thoughts

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Indoor Projection Exhibition

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My Thoughts

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Indoor Typography Exhibition

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My Thoughts

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Presentation Ideas

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Johann Lucchini created a whole alphabet over the period of twenty-six days where he photographed various parts of buildings to form a letter.

Lucchini edited his photographs so that they ended up being solely the letter with a clean black background.

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After completing all of my letters I wanted to see how they would look as a poster as well as a book, so I decided to research for artists to see how they portrayed theirs.

Lucchinis work stood out to me because the black made the colours in the building stand out and come out of the page.

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Although my work has black outlines, I decided that I wanted to have a dark background for them to work against. To get the black impression I added a black drop shadow to the pieces on top of a grey background to fade the outlines out into grey.

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Word Dictionary Definitions and
Reasoning for the use of word.