The History of Visual Communication
The Nazca Lines are immense geoglyphs situated in the Nazca Desert, a high arid plateau that stretches 53 miles between the towns of Nazca and Palpa on the Pampas de Jumana in Peru. They were made by the Nazca culture between 200 BC and 600 AD. There are several individual figures, ranging in complexity from basic lines to stylized hummingbirds, spiders, monkeys, and lizards. The Nazca lines cannot sure be understood as coherent figures except from the air.

Since it is assumed the Nazca individuals would never have seen their work from this vantage point, there has been much hypothesis on the buiders’ capacities and inspirations. Since their revelation, different speculations have been proposed with respect to the techniques and inspirations driving the lines’ development. The acknowledged archaeological hypothesis is that the Nazca individuals made the lines utilizing only basic tools and surveying equipment. Wooden stakes in the ground toward the finishing of a few lines (which, coincidentally, were utilized to date the figures) bolster this hypothesis. Moreover, Joe Nickell of the University of Kentucky has duplicated one of the figures utilizing the innovation (technology) accessible to the Nazca Indians of the time without aerial supervision.

With watchful care as toward planning and basic technologies, a little group of people could reproduce even the biggest figures within a 48 hour time frame. In any case, there isn’t much surviving proof concerning ‘why’ the figures were fabricated, so the Nazca’s inspiration remains the lines’ most persistent puzzle. Most trust that their inspiration was religious, making pictures that no one but divine beings could see unmistakably. The points of interest of their theological philosophy, in any case, stay unsolved.

The most established petroglyphs are dated to around 10,000 to 12,000 years back. Around 7,000 to 9,000 years back, other writing frameworks, for example, pictographs and ideograms started to show up. Petroglyphs were as yet normal however, and inborn social orders kept utilizing them much longer, even until the point that contact with Western culture was made in the twentieth century. These pictures presumably had profound social and religious centrality or specification for the social orders that made them. Thus we can state of the beginnings of visual communication which began mostly to express the truth all by means of visually as if to the children rather.

As a matter of first importance, visual communication signifies the communication of thoughts through the visual two dimensional pictures and the visual communication also incorporates: craftsmanship, signs, photography, typography, drawing basics, shading or color and electronic resources rather.
History of Visual Communication design has really begun with the artistic creations on rocks and caves in Europe with Cro-Magnons, who frame the earliest European models of Homo-sapiens. It is realized that they hail from the populaces of the Middle-East and lived from around 40,000 to 10,000 years back in the Paleolithic time of the Pleistocene age. Cro-Magnons were anatomically modern rather. They are just extraordinary with their talents as well as efficiencies. After their arrival in Europe about 40,000 years back, they brought as along with them the sculpture, painting, body ornamentation, engraving, music as well as decoration of utilitarian objects. These they brought to Europe.

Tools that were survived by or as due by Cro-Magnons include cabins, carvings, cave paintings or artworks and antler- tipped spears rather. Thus we come to realize that these folks used to chase or hunt animals not alone for sustenance but as well as to make weapons, as well. Also we come to know out from the remains found that these individuals knew how to make woven apparel. More over their hovels or huts were built of rocks, bones, earth, branches and animal hide. It is familiarly to be understood that Cro-Magnons have made the foremost or first calendar around 15.000 years back, with their insight into painting pictures with manganese and iron oxides.

Thus these Cro-Magnons initiated the visual communication first and we afterward, it seems, have picked up the gear as in the wake of visual communication: which speaks without any words but with only colors and images as toward.

Cave Paintings
Cave works of art are paintings painted on caves or rock walls and roofs, normally date to prehistoric times. These rock paintings are all indeed made since the Upper Paleolithic, 40,000 years back, so to say. It is generally trusted that the artworks are crafted by regarded older folks or shamans. They for the most part used to draw/paint expansive wild creatures, similar to buffaloes, aurochs, ponies, deers and tracings of the human hands. They have portrayed abstract structures, as well. Researchers surmise that cave art may have started in the Aurignacian period (Germany) rather. It is realized or understood that these phenomenal “modern” looking artistic creations for the period we live in were drawn with yellow and red ochre, hematite manganese oxide and charcoal.

Industrial Revolution and its Effects and further wakes
Industrial Revolution and its Effects and further wakes toward Visual Communication occurred rather: Industrial Revolution was a period from 1750 to 1850, that started in Great Britain as toward this visual communication and the term Art Deco, instituted in the 1960s, alludes to a style that spread over the blast of the thundering 1920s and thus in quest of visual communication rather. The Victorian Era further contributed toward this visual communication. The Victorian period showed up itself in Great Britain amid the Industrial Revolution, likewise amid the pinnacle of the British Empire.

Kitsch :Kitsch is a term that alludes to any workmanship or design utilizing social symbols or cultural icons and which is a style of large scale production assuredly.

Pictograms, Ideograms and Logograms :A Pictograph or a pictogram is an image speaking to an idea, protest, action, place or occasion by delineation (illustration).  Further to touch the topic as visual communication, we can deduct thus as follows: Geoglyphs are illustrations on the ground, or an extensive theme, (for the most part more prominent than 4 meters) or design delivered on the ground, either by orchestrating clasts (stones, stone pieces, rock or earth) to make a positive geoglyph or by evacuating patinated clasts to uncover or expose unpatinated ground. The absolute and the most renowned negative geoglyphs are the Nazca Lines in Peru. Different zones with geoglyphs incorporate Western Australia and parts of the Great Basin Desert in SW United States. . Hill figures, turf mazes as well as the stone-lined labyrinths of Scandinavia, Iceland, Lappland and also the former Soviet Union are all indeed the sorts of geoglyph. The largest geoglyph is, no doubt, the Marree Man in South Australia.

Conclusion
The visual communications started attracting us enough yore itself or long back itself to thus give a way to the great paintings. The painters adroitly, of course, followed the mode of visual communication or adored the wake of visual communication and abided by the rules of it absolutely. These images that are as the great examples of visual communication make indeed a great impact in us. Visual communication made first a great impact in us and then in children it seems. But no such communication as visual communication can touch us that steadfastly. The great beginners of visual communication the Cro-Magnons form the earliest known Homo sapiens’ European examples, from ca. 40,000 years back, chromosomally descending from populations of the Middle East, has established for us an eternal wonder like wake: which is, of course, this  art like visual communication. These Cro-Magnons who lived from about 40,000 to 10,000 years ago in the Upper Paleolithic period of the Pleistocene epoch, should have initiated a great path such as visual communication all for the sake of impacting and instructing us very enormously, so to say.