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Stereotype: "a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing. "the stereotype of the woman as the care-giver" · "sexual and racial stereotypes" synonyms: typecast · pigeonhole · conventionalize · standardize · categorize · compartmentalize · label · tag · stock · conventional · stereotypical · conventionalized · standardized · standard · formulaic · predictable · hackneyed · clichéd · cliché-ridden · banal · trite · platitudinous · unoriginal · derivative · overused · overworked · well worn · stale · tired
Stereotype: "a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing. "the stereotype of the woman as the care-giver" · "sexual and racial stereotypes" synonyms: typecast · pigeonhole · conventionalize · standardize · categorize · compartmentalize · label · tag · stock · conventional · stereotypical · conventionalized · standardized · standard · formulaic · predictable · hackneyed · clichéd · cliché-ridden · banal · trite · platitudinous · unoriginal · derivative · overused · overworked · well worn · stale · tired
Perhaps the best example of stereotyping is the line of figurines, called, "Homies."
Did you collect them? If so, bring them into class and we can use them for examples to draw.
Did you collect them? If so, bring them into class and we can use them for examples to draw.
Cartoonists and Illustrators use stereotypes as a visual "short-cut" to give clues to the viewer as quickly as possible, to identify gender, race, ethnicity, etc., which can be seen as objectionable.
Cartoonists and Illustrators use stereotypes as a visual "short-cut" to give clues to the viewer as quickly as possible, to identify gender, race, ethnicity, etc., which can be seen as objectionable.
Except in the extremes, most of the negative aspects of Cartooning today are unintentional.
Except in the extremes, most of the negative aspects of Cartooning today are unintentional.
Since I keep "catching" students playing at this site, I thought I'd add it here, and maybe even develop a lesson plan based on it -- or perhaps as part of their daily habit of drawing. Click the image to see the massive library of images people have drawn, in this AI-teaching app.
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