No Homes For New Arrival Summary

In the piece, “No Homes for New Arrivals”, the artist is portraying how many people that arrived from a different country have no homes. The artist conveys the messages by including specific details that bring across the message of homeless immigrants. For example, the artist uses the colors red, green and white to be similar to the mexican flag. They add in bold letters the word “home” which is connected to the house to illustrate how the people within the image wish they had. Above the house, the artist added the color blue to represent the sky and how the people are outside. The artist also incorporates an “X” to signify how there isn’t any new homes for them. The artist adds tents to say that the people are living on the streets in various
different climate conditions. Another example of how the author demonstrates the message is drawing the people with sad faces to show how they don’t like the idea of living on the streets. The doorway of the house is a darker color than rest of the house to show how they had no entry because it doesn’t belong to them. In conclusion, the artist of the piece conveys the message of how there is no homes available to new arrivals.