Intertextuality

Intertextuality is a sophisticated literary device used in writing. In fact, it is a textual reference within some text that reflects the text used as a reference. Instead of employing referential phrases from different literary works, intertextuality  draws upon the concept, rhetoric or ideology from other texts to be merged in the new text. It may be the retelling of an old story, or you may rewrite the popular stories in modern context for instance, James Joyce retells The Odyssey in his very famous novel Ulysses.

This picture from Family Guy is one of the many examples of intertextuality. 

Verisimilitude

In a literary work, verisimilitude is likeness to the truth i.e. resemblance of a fictitious work to a real event even if it is a far-fetched one.

Verisimilitude ensures that even a fantasy must be rooted in reality, which means that events should be plausible to the extent that readers consider them credible enough to be able to relate them somehow to their experiences of real life
There are a vast amount of examples of verisimilitude
e.g:

  The world of Batman The Dark Knight series is a pure example of verisimilitude.

Poster Re-created

I was tasked to recreate a poster of "Forrest Gump" and vola! here it is:

It's not so similar but somehow manages to satisfy the objective given by our teacher.

It may not look like it but composing such a copy of the poster was hard work, first I was asked to model for the poster thus I wore a Black suit and copied the stance of the original poster, once we had the picture all that our poster task required was some good editing which (as you can see in the poster above) was executed brilliantly by my group member "Saqib".We used adobe illustrator for the editing and designing the poster which resulted in our poster task finally being fulfilled.

This is the original picture taken in our school's premises:

P.S: Sorry we made a mistake in the spellings it should be "Forrest" not Forest