In my first imagine I used the design element contrast. This image shows my dog in her resting state, resting in the sun on the staircase. This image pertains to the overall story because it shows the change in energy once she is asked if she wants to go outside and play.

In this image you can see Akela has gotten up from her resting place on the stairs and is waiting by the door to be let outside. This image pertains to the overall story by showing the built up excitement as she waits to be let out. 

The design element in the shot is rhythm. In this shot you can see Akela excitedly barking at the fence. The neighbor has a dog that Akela loves to talk to, and the first thing she does when she goes outside is announce to the neighbors that she is outside! 

The design element in this scene is unity. Akela has chosen her favorite toy and brought it to Skye to play some tug-o-war! This pertains to the overall story because it shows the process of things Akela likes to do every morning. 

Once Akela has won her game of tug-o-war she celebrates by running around with her trophy, shaking it violently in front of whoever is in the yard with her. 

After she has tired herself out a bit she will take her toy to a nice shady part of the yard and softly squeak the squeaker while she catches her breath.

Once she has worn herself out she will come sit in front of you to inform you she is done playing and would like to relax for a bit. 

Now that she is done playing she will expect her treat, she is very gentle and will wait for you to drop the treat into her mouth. Once she has it she like to parade it around a bit and walk it around the yard before eating it. 

Most mornings, after she eats her treat she likes to find a spot in the grass to lay down and soak up some sun, but today she heard the distinct sound of chips being eaten in the living room. Playtime is over, she wants to go back inside and investigate!

She has found the source of the noise and waits patiently to see if she can score some crumbs! This pertains to the story because once Akela has had her time outside and gotten her energy out, she likes to relax close to the family.