Often times in art a certain point of view is called for to express an idea. This indicates a control of the visual elements to create a sympathetic understanding of our cause. Point of view,in this case is used to describe inhabiting the consciousness of a particular individual, NOT vantage point. Think my side of the story vs your version- same event two ways to interpret it. Below we will see some examples that take this into account. In most instances it is used as a vehicle for propaganda. What better way to get your point of view across, then to already have them on your side.

Much inspiration for this projects comes from this book below, "Grendel", which explores the monster's version of the well known epic tale of Beowulf.


An lastly, propaganda from one of the most infamous players in history- the Third Reich. Hitler, known to us all as an evil person responsible for countless atrocities, is depicted as a caring father figure in one instance and even a hero in the one below, equipped with the customary white knight armor and flag.
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