Switch To Light Mode To further practice using semiotics, I want you to write a 1-page reflection. Here are the directions: 1. Pick an object in your house. It should be an object that is complex enough to write about. Possibilities include a picture, a piece of furniture, a decoration, or an electronic device. 2. Study the object intently from multiple angles for at least five minutes. 3. Jot down all that you notice about the item (color, shape, size, material, etc.). 4. Take that list and organize it according to category (i.e., size, shape, color, material, etc.). 5. Compose a paragraph using your own perspective/worldview (i.e., a lens). What makes the object stand out to you? Why is it important to you? 6. Compose a paragraph using a frame (i.e., a window) to identify what fits inside that frame. If it's a picture, use the frame that surrounds it (an actual frame, a white border, etc.). If it's a different object, use your fingers to create a frame and only discuss what fits inside that frame. What do you notice? What is left out of the frame? 7. Compose a paragraph on what you see when you zoom in on one aspect of the object (i.e., a microscope). What do you see that you didn't before? How is the meaning or purpose of the object expressed through that one spot? Or is it difficult to tell what the object is because you've zoomed in? 8. Add any other relevant details to the three paragraphs, ensuring that you've covered everything on your initial list. 9. Proofread your three paragraphs, ensuring that you are being detailed and specific. Rework any parts that aren't clear. 10. Put all three paragraphs in a Word document, using proper MLA format. See the syllabus or the sample papers for the correct format. Alternatively, you can use the MLA template built into Word. 11. Put the list you created on a separate page after your third paragraph ends. 12. Submit your document to this assignment