Memory: Similarities And Differences Of Memory And Memory

His painting is composed of impression, mood and also landscape (from the online book h.h arnason keep writing http://mission17.org/documents/Arnason3PostImpressionism.pdf.)

The final concept I would I like to discuss is the ideas of imitation. My line of work could be seen as a form of imitation and reading some of the earlier views against did bring a few laughs since the view seemed to haven’t completely change over the centuries. Continuing reading explore the comparison between what is true imitation and what is true inspiration did result in my reevaluation of what I should classify my artworks. While I’m still unsure about this subject, I do appreciate what these readings have done for me when reconsidering how I should view myself as an

As we know, every one is different , this difference is not only outside but inside as well. We not only look different but we have different characters built on base of genes preferences, as well the influences of our parents and friends, schools, age and life experience. This is why it is so important when making the first contact with our clients.

Some of his photos are very abstract, either overlapping two pictures and have one faded out or having multiple shapes make you look at every aspect of the photo. Other pictures focus on the simplicity ideas and parts of life. There are pictures of walls, trees, buildings. All of these pictures are in comparison with lines and shapes.

One of his piece called Portrait of a Black Panther, really caught my attention. I love how deep and dark the way he captured the intensity of the animal, yet keeping it bright and illuminated. I would like to base my painting off of the panther.

Theres one of a bunny on a mustard yellow background, a bridge on a shadowy green background among others they all play with the relation of space and even color. This is so much different to any other representational art. She focused on containing the image but still balanced itself between abstract and what is real. The way that she positions and uses color almost reminds me of Clyfford Still or Barnett Newman use of color and space. Still in a sense has the same sillouhte concept where color helps to contrast and bring attention to color and shape, which is exactly what Green does. Ofcourse Greens paintins is far less abstract that either Newman or Still but it still has that sence of playing with the

The process by which the mind stores information for later use is called memory. For us to understand how memory works, we need to understand the process by which memories are formed. This process consists of three major stages; encoding, storage and retrieval. Firstly, in order to form new memories, information must first be converted into a usable form, this is called encoding. Once encoded, the information is then stored within the memory system, that can later be recovered or recalled to consciousness. This final stage is called retrieval.

The prominent elements and principles in my work are the use of lines, color, value, emphasis and patterns. These have been formed and molded over time but where influenced most by Jasper Johns and Franz Marc. Johns’ use of lines and color inspired me and Marc’s use of patterns and geometric shapes also played a role in forming my artist

For example, in one of his art pieces shows two men in a river. There is one

Most of my pieces consisted of fanart or simple original pieces exploring inking styles. I admittedly favored one series, Love Live!, over the others, but I was grateful for the inspiration. Some drawings I practiced perspective and colors, like the first and fourth day respectively, others I tested styles of shading and texture. Going from a pencil sketch, to simple lining, and finally to detailed inking was a fulfilling experience.

space to create the facial expressions and areas to show scarification, hairstyle, jewelry, and other culturally specific areas that where important for displaying greater details.

Besides being a memorable portrait painter, the artist also realized landscapes and composition pieces. With technical dexterity and a rich chromatic gamut, he is capable of achieving splendid grays

By the end of world war 2 , Miro was working on a large scale , with bold shapes, patterns and colours. In sixties Miro showed an interest in the American Abstract Expressionists. The mural-sized painting Blue I, II, III is an almost pure example of Color Field painting.

The most interesting piece of artwork that I had the chance to come across in this course was Bernini’s sculpture of St. Teresa De Avila. I have taken many art classes throughout my time as a college student, but I enjoyed this sculpture immensely because it is a piece that had the ability to touch my heart, mind, and soul. The three elements that inhibited me to choose this painting was the emotions displayed by the figures, the intricate details, and the overall message innocence and beauty that the art depicts.

This week, I have been focusing on line and tone. I've looked at two inspiring pieces by Georges Seurat, who is a French painter and draftsman (Wikipedia) also Jeanette Barnes who draws movement with an expressive line. I drew from life trying to achieve a well-proportioned drawing using line and cross-hatching. I don't care for that style of drawing as I feel they are unfinished and need more work. I then applied tonal techniques of Georges Seurat style to a skull drawing in charcoal and chalk. I enjoy working with tonal values especially focusing on the contrast between light and dark.