Bruce Springsteen Setting

Like the painting, the sketch exhibits a number of West 's finest imaging and clearly and convincingly depicts all of the feeling of a frightful scene. The larger oil on canvas work isn 't one portrait, but rather, a

One of Ben Quilty’s most famous artworks is his depiction of Troy Park. In this painting, a man, Troy Park, fills three quarters of the picture. Swirls of colour and frantic brush strokes are seen on his face and torso. Part of the swirls move in from the left side of picture to form part of his face. Ben Quilty is known for painting the subject the way

Some people are born to become legends, Bruce Springsteen is one of them. From the second he was born and through his younger years everyone knew he was destined for something bigger than a regular nine to five life, they just didn’t realize the magnitude of what was to come. Born into a all around food middle-class family, no on in that house hold even Bruce, didn’t realize that within fifty years he would reach living legend status. Also have a title of one of the best musicians to every live. After working hard at what he loves, Bruce has become known as a musical hero and inspiration to his fans and fellow musicians. With his deep lyrics, amazing stage presence, incredible guitar skills, and his passion, he is an untouchable force in

On Kurt’s 14th birthday, his uncle offered him two choices as a birthday gift a bike or a guitar. Cobain chose the guitar and soon

Art, Life and the Other Thing (1978) is one of Brett Whitley’s many expressionistic works but what makes this one different is because of it’s famous impact on the art world itself. Not only did this piece win the Archibald prize but also it revealed a more personal and deeper side of the artist himself, capturing his addiction to drugs and really giving the viewers a glimpse inside of his head. This piece of self-portraiture is made

Bruce’s early career in music was excelled a lot by his early bands and schooling.Bruce started a band named Steel Mill, which he later formed a soul group with a

Jean-Michel Basquiat emerged from the punk scene in New York as a street-smart graffiti artist. He successfully crossed over his downtown origins to the international art gallery circuit. Basquiat’s work is one of the few examples of how an early 1980’s American graffiti-based could become a fully recognized artist. Despite his work’s unstudied appearance, Basquiat very skillfully and purposefully brought together in his art a host of disparate traditions, practices and styles to create a unique kind of visual collage. His work is an example of how American artists of the 1980’s could reintroduce the human figure in their work after the wide success of minimalism and conceptualism.

In this project the iconic LP records cover I chose to redesign is De La Soul’s 3 FEET HIGH AND RISING.De La Soul is an American hip pop trio formed with members; Dave Posdnuos and Maseo in 1987. De La Soul’s positivity in their lyrics and music style meant many listeners to reference them as Hippie group. The Hippie idea inspires me to create my own hand draw Hippie symbol in the middle of my CD record design. The graduation colour effect on the symbol did not come from no where. It is the colours that represents the Hippie’s spirit. De La Soul’s declaration of their music as the “D.A.I.S.Y.Age”(da inner sound, y’all) stimulates me to remain the yellow scheme as the background relating to the word “Daisy”. The fluorescent flower symbol is

Sometimes it is hard to remember that Ray Bradbury tackles the art of short story in a very unusual way. His collections of short stories are often tied together by shared sub-themes or settings, although each story could stand on it’s own. Such is the case here, though the running theme to the Illustrated Man collection is mostly a concept. Apparently the stories are told by a man’s tattoos, but do not worry about that too much. The true theme holding this group of stories together is inspections of human nature and mankind’s place in the universe. Bradbury’s classic examinations of the gloomy and downhearted side of humanity are

Displayed are hundreds of examples of DIY-record cover art: sleeves silkscreened, stenciled, rubber-stamped, and collaged by independent artists from around the globe, with an emphasis on the 70s US/UK/Australian punk scene and the world of Jamaican Dub/Ska/Rocksteady. Also featured are the original paste-ups of punk fanzines from the collections of John Ingham, Geoffrey Weiss, and Bruce Griffiths and a selection of hand-printed Australian, British, and American punk rock posters all spanning the years 1976 to 1983.

Hearing about this project, STEAMSHUFFLE, one and only one song popped up in my mind. Thanks to my parents who are huge Bruce Springsteen fans, and basically making me listen to every song by the Boss, I chosed Part Man, Part Monkey as my song to match up with the reading, Storytelling Animal by Jonathan Gottschall. With Springsteen growing up in a religious household, Catholicism, Springsteen has been a follower in faith but with some rejections, which is shown in his music. Mostly in all of Bruce’s songs, sexuality/ Sexual Selection plays key parts for his fame and is obviously one of the rejections he has toward Roman Catholics. In the Boss’s songs he uses theories that Gotschall has stated in The StoryTelling Animal. In this Text, there

My image is about the generation of the Beats. During the post-World War II era, the term "Beats" or "beatniks" described a generation young artists like musicians and poets, who expressed themselves through abstract artwork. Their goal was to encourage non-conformity and spontaneous creativity while rebelling against the conformist middle class and rejecting traditional artistic styles. The central group of the Beat Generation authors consisted of Allen Ginsberg, William S. Burroughs, Herbert Huncke, Lucien Carr, and Jack Kerouac. Presented in the image below, Louis Armstrong was a famous trumpet player during the Beat Generation. His artistry permitted him to be socially acceptable in the American society which was highly limited for African

Driving out of the parking lot of the Hickory Pit restaurant, Joshua shoved his Rolling Stones tape into the 8-Track tape player and turned it up loud for his drive into Mobile; music always made his thinking clearer and made him feel better. When Mick Jagger’s voice coming through the speakers says, “Please allow me to introduce myself” Joshua’s thoughts immediately went to the scene he’d rolled up on several weeks earlier and the events that followed that occurrence. All of that was out of his hands now- Now, he had other pressing matters to attend to… He reached and changed tracks to a different song to stop his thought processes from going back to that happening.

Now the final image. My final image would be a drawing from Julian Beever that that’s reflects New Orleans city life. The virtual museum of the internet where untold numbers at this very moment seeing, marveling and caring are the three dimensional pavement drawing of English artists Julian Beever. If it wasn’t for the internet, his work would’ve been unknown. First he draw his drawing in miniature. In this drawing figures and things are coming out of this hole, blowing into life. The images show humans playing instrument, animals that you would find in water, bricks, and instrument symbols. Before the chalk touches the concrete, Julian uses a rope trick to help his drawing grow into scale. The entire process well take three and a half days.

The musical artist I choice was Bruno Mars because he has always been one of my favorite artist. The font I choose for my cd cover was Information Roman and Impact because they really stand out from all the other fonts and related to most of his hit song genre (pop). The reason for my choice of imagery was because of the clothing he wore, which relates to his songs (mostly pop). The Songs I choose are mostly pop because Bruno Mars is known for his unique style of music .The design of my cd is inspired by Justin Bieber’s album cover Sorry that featured Justin Bieber standing in front of a white screen holding up a sign. The album cover Sorry stands out from all the other albums due to the lighting and the simplicity of the design which easily