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Here are a couple of posters that i feel are good representations of what was talked about in the Reading Type and Image. 

In this poster the type is working on two levels.  As image in the crown and in the scarf but in the scarf it is seen first as type then as image.  The poster as a whole captures its audience first by the silhouetted image and colored crown.  

this poster is one i think we have seen before and demonstrates type as image then using some of the techniques we read about cuts away part of the type which truly captures the meaning the poster is trying to portray.  

These are i feel are pretty typical when thinking about typographic posters.  Each follow the same path of starting in the upper left corner then leading your eye to to the opposite side of the page down and the "twist" guiding your eye the opposite way it is used to to the lower left hand corner.