Jessica Babcock Visual Analysis

The artist paints many onlookers around the central group. Another noticeable difference in the two pictures is that Wolf includes women in his picture which relates back to his cultural understanding of Indians. Taylor’s picture is definitely representational while Wolf’s is abstract. John Taylor’s work is more realistic when compared to the art of Howling Wolf. Visualizing reality in the two pieces, is simple. Taylor has a much more realistic piece while Wolf’s abstract art, the viewer has a more difficult time visualizing the actual event. Wolf’s work, at first glance, appears to be childlike and he uses the bright primary colors while Taylor uses the black and white. The composition of the art work describes the arrangement of the visual elements of people, landscapes, space in the pictures and the organization of the elements. In Taylor’s work one finds the use balance and contrast to emphasize his black and white picture. However, Wolf uses color and form to generate a purposefully abstract picture. Thus, composition is the placement of the visual elements in each work of art.

For the visual portion of this essay I chose to print and paste pictures of objects that were either in the story or were symbolized throughout the story. I decided to put a justice scale for Harrison Bergeron because the story was about equality. the story was unique because it did not only make people ''equal in the eyes of God and the law,'' Kurt Vonnegut took the idea of equality to a whole other level by making every man and woman equal in every way possible, which is why I chose to represent this story with the justice scale. Another story that had a lot of symbolism is ''The Study in Geometry'' who's title cleverly means the study in triangles or in this case love triangle. In this story our protagonist

The artwork is a complex mixture if colors, shapes, and tints. In the painting, there are eight figures. Seven that is to the center and left of the painting and one on the right. The seven persons on the left are all either touching each other or interlocked with someone. Of that seven, six are men and one is a female. There is a man in

This is a picture of my BIC card and is what I get as a Medi-Cal recipient, and the other picture is my new insurance card. I chose this picture for government health programs because the department of Health and Human Services are where they provide Medicare and Medicaid. The department of Health Care Services is where they administer Medi-Cal, which is what I have. It is the nations largest Medicaid program and many Californians have it. It pays for almost half of all births in California, and a little more than half of all the revenues in California hospitals. Medi-Cal, which is what I have offers essential health benefits similar to what Covered California offer. When I visit the doctors or is taken to the emergency room, my expenses are

The message that I wish to convey to the parents of Hardin Elementary School here in Burkburnett Texas is what our PTO does for the teachers, students, and other parents. I want to make sure that parents know what we do, why we do it, and how they can help out as well. I feel as if most parents think that there is only a small group of parents that help and that is it, no one else can help. This is not the case. The PTO board may be a small group but PTO as a whole can include everyone. I wish to show the parents everything that we are involved in, in hopes of capturing their attention and getting them involved.

Art in this story also symbolizes the uniqueness of particular individual. Art here takes different forms but independent of the form of art its use and application

This is an anti-smoking advertisement geared towards parents of young children. The advertisement is overall plain and simple; it gets straight to the point when you look at it and utilizes a dark theme. This anti-smoking advertisement is trying to evoke a sense of “parental guilt” into parents who smoke. The way the advertisement is able to do this is through the use of an optical illusion, use of text and the use of negative space.

The artwork is a realistic portrait of a women. It is abstracted with asymmetrical balance with exotic and vibrant colors. As if the women is sitting in the corner with two

The picture I drew represents the scene in Part III of 1984 where O’Brien is torturing Winston and trying to get Winston to see and believe he sees five fingers instead of four. For Winston’s appearance, I decided to have his eyes droop and also emphasize on his wrinkles, so the exhaustion of the constant torture is conveyed on his face. Additionally, the letters ‘BB’ (Big Brother) and the number five are shown in his eyes because he finally believes he sees five fingers instead of the four O’Brien is holding up. The letters, ‘BB’, are drawn in his eye to signify that Winston is finally capable of serving Big Brother the way the party deems fit since all his individual thoughts are starting to decay. Furthermore, the letters ‘BB’ are also

The artist depicts an initial confusing and weirded-out thought for the viewer at first glance, but as one deeply examines the art, the subject matter begins to become more clear. The vision being shared in this non-objective painting has a context of placing one in the standing of Mr. Man by gaining height and freedom from the (white) bars that are rising on each level that represent conflict which traps one in a “cage” of misery. The unbalanced symmetry of having the left side take up more space with little action, and the right side being smaller with the action unraveling, makes the viewer break down each composite perspective. For the left side, the mysterious female muse, Moon-Face, has an unproportional face that is almost blushing with shades of light pasty orange, with the mouth wide open. The energetic mood is amplified by the tone of yellow that is splashed in the mouth, representing a loss of words or at a state of disbelief. The female’s lower half is created with tints of red that enhances the curves on her body, as if chiaroscuro connects the light and dark contrast to show outline of the breasts, stomach, and hips in

I have chosen SOB, SOB. This is an African American heritage. The artist is Kerry James Marshall and was born in Birmingham, Alabama in 1955 and the date this piece was painted is 2003. The medium is acrylic on fiberglass.

Nguyen Ngoc Loan was photographed in the act of executing Nguyen Van Lem in the Vietnam War 1968. This Photograph developed a discussion about the horrifying truth and violence in Vietnam. Moreover, the image portrays the inhumane nature of war and it also reveals the brutality of human nature. The lasting image of Nguyen Loan shows how he lacks any emotion as he executes Lem without hesitation. Alternatively, the image poses a question as to the thoughts of Lem at the very moment of his execution. Additionally, the photo shows the decay of human nature and compassion towards fellow human beings. Noticing the soldier to the left of the executor shows an indifferent attitude at the taking of a life. As one looks further into the photograph the

In her clutter of organic hieroglyphics I see a face that looks sad, and the three curved lines takes us into the brain of the sad face. And in that brain there are blasts of creativity and knowledge being stored and not being able to be released. I believe that she is trying to portray herself being stuck in the reservation or her ancestors’ struggles during the Europeans invasion throughout the Americas. Something that also stood out to me was the puzzle piece. It is surrounded by blue and yellow lines from above and geometric shapes the right both cornering in the piece. It seems to me that again she is trying to represent something or someone, most likely herself. The puzzle piece stands out from the rest of the artwork, covered in a pool of red paint on the canvas. It seems to me that she is trying to represent herself as the puzzle piece surrounded by others but does not seem to fit

One of the artworks looked like a half a suit of armor/mannequin , his breastplate was cut open to expose an electronic board with wires on it. That can show the complexity of the human body. Toward the back of the room there were some pillars and two of those pillars had what looked liked the same subject. They both were cities one city was in a dark tinted plastic box near the top of the box was this red string that went around the metal and black plastic city. The pillar left to it had the other city with a clear plastic cover on it while the sculpture itself was clear the only things that had color s in it are the metal scraps that were down near the bottom of the city. This might mean that the dark city is a city filled with pollution and the red thread signify the deadly chemicals that are in the air. While the clear city has none of those toxic chemicals to make the city look

When I thought more about it, I compared it to how we see our lives. Since we spend majority of our night time sleeping and not experiencing it, we seem to think it is much “smaller” than our time during the day. Hence why the cool “night” canvas was much smaller than the orange “daylight” canvas. The texture embedded in both canvases almost hypnotized me to actually reach out stroke the abrasions in the art piece. The layers and the gashes made me compare it to how a human is built both physically and internally. We all have layers that are both visible and hidden underneath other layers. Therefore I believe that this art piece has a narrative to tell, describing how individuals spend most of their lives and who they really