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Poster 2 has more of an ominous tone

Poster 2 focuses more on the effect on their marriage

Poster 1 highlights the manipulation of Othello through distinct symbols

Poster 2 highlights the manipulation as more destructive

Poster 1 highlights the trust between Iago and Othello, making Iago's manipulation appear more cunning

Poster 2 makes Iago appear more powerful, domniant

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Both highlight Iago's plot to manipulate Othello

Both depict Iago as manipulative

Both show Othello being a victim of Iago's plot

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In the following promotional posters for "Othello" from Masterpiece Theatre and Teatro Da Renasenca, visual devices are used to illustrate Iago as the antagonist, though his methods of deception and it's effects on characters in each poster differ through their respective utilization of colors, composition, and symbolism.

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In the following promotional posters for "Othello" from Masterpiece Theatre and Teatro Da Renasenca, visual devices are used to illustrate Iago as the antagonist, though his methods of deception and it's effects on characters in each poster differ through their respective utilization of colors, composition, and symbolism.

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1: Colors

Red cloth: Resembles a stage curtain, reflects how Iago 'plays' with each character and 'directs' their fate.

Purple and Blue: Mystery, calm, quiet --> Interrupted by striking red and green

2: Symbolism

White-Handled knife: White indicates purity + contrast of the knife (tool, weapon) = uses the tool of innocence to hurt Othello

Snake "tongue": Speaking lies, 'slippery', cunning, striking at the right moment

Iago's Eyes: Half closed, appears bored, indicates his disregard for Othello, how he lies to him with no hesitation

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Topic 2: Othello + Desdemona - the Victims

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Topic 2: Othello + Desdemona - the Victims

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1: Symbolism

POSTER 1: Blindfold + Exposed Ear: Othello is "Blinded", only his ear is wholly in the frame = He is blind, and does not search for hard evidence for him to see, only relies on what is relayed to him by words

POSTER 1: Strawberries: Nobility, purity, righteousness - Othello is blinded by his trust for Iago and his position

Most of the subtext of poster 1 is done with symbols

POSTER 2: Wedding cake: the happy union and couple

POSTER 2: Othello's Reflection on the Knife: Iago's weapon 'reflecting' Othello, displays how Iago 'frames' Othello