Peet's Farewell To Shady Glade

Sol Lewitt uses lines, most of the time, to create a geometrical shape within his artwork. His paintings consist of lots of horizontal

TXT- His unique style of using separate colored panels to create his subjects are similar to a Cubist painting, but he integrates several elements to construct this piece various colors and include text. Pg

Illustrations: The illustrations use a variety of colours, but always include blue and red. They are full page, realistically drawn and relatable for children. For example, there are children playing hockey on the outdoor rink, and in a driveway.

The author of this book did make use of literary elements to tell the story. These elements are also used in other picture books such as lines, shapes, color and speech bubble. The book is a graphic novel and dialogue takes majority of the writing in the book. The dialogical and concise style of writing of the author including the pictures

He uses bright vibrant colors to express feelings of happiness or magical experiences. For instance, in the movie Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, most of the rooms are bright and colorful to make the

There are also a lot of cool colors in this book such as blue and green which help to create more of a dream like vision.

To further elaborate upon the elements of art on the painting, the lines are in their vast

Color has many roles in stories but, one role that color can have in this wonderful story is that it shows the different regions of the story, as in the story, the Land of Munchkins was blue and the Quadlings is red. The Winkies were yellow and that showed the reader who is from where and this makes it easier to make the characters organized. Color plays a role in making symbolic meanings, All colors can have symbolic meaning and they show different meanings. Just like Glinda, she is a good witch and the colors she wears makes her bright and the colors make her seem good.

He always listed his used colors at the introduction of every episode and there was always a wide variety, many used just minimally and mixed in for specifically natural shades and gradients. His trees often has a rough texture with yellows, dark greens, and browns, sometimes even throwing in a bit of white for snow. With the theme of snow is his many “happy-little” mountains and clouds, using similar shades with tones of white and blue for that Alaskan-look. He also painted rivers and banks with shades of yellow and brown mixed into the sands. His lakes had a glossy look with light and dark blues smoothed and showed “reflections” of nearby

Different forms of art are evident throughout the novel and are used as a way to help characters take their minds off of the world around them. The most apparent example of this is the

The panting of “The Night Café by Vincent Van Gogh” represents different types of formal elements. One example of a formal element that is used in this painting was color and Vincent chose the colors red and green to create darkness and tension. The type of color an artist uses for a painting is important because it express the type of emotion the artist feels about their paintings. Vincent van Gogh uses dark and thick lines that are curved and implied lines which means “the direction of a glance” because the artist does represent a type of direction in this painting. The night cafe also represents a formal element of texture which means “the quality of work” and Vincent van Gogh painting is unrealistic in the type of lines he used.

The main setting the story took place in was the Glade. The Glade was a vast square courtyard and was surrounded by 100 foot high walls that were seemingly made of stone each wall is named by its corresponding direction (East Wall, North Wall, West Wall, and finally the South Wall). In some places the walls were covered in thick green ivy, and each wall had a opening that would open in the day and close at night, these walls connected the Glade to the Maze. Some places in the Glade includes the Box, a small elevator that would bring supplies every week and a new person every month, this box was in the middle of the Glade. In the north-west of the Glade was the Gardens where fruits and vegetables would be grown in the Glade, water would be pumped at the Gardens because no matter what it

Anything that has hard lines is important, anything with soft lines can easily be forgotten. The horizon is forgotten because is is soft and far off. The ground and brush nearby can easily be forgotten because they are soft. Circe, the crows, the skull, the circle, and the cauldron she is using are all hard because they give off the point that she is evil. Everything she does is evil. Crows hang around her because she is evil. All of this is emphasized because of the hard and soft lines. Without the distinction, the painting would be a mess of random things, rather than a focused

Harold Pinter and Samuel Beckett are two of the biggest exponents of The Theatre of the Absurd. Both of their works present a world which cannot be logically explained, where the scenery, the language and the actions of the characters are almost incomprehensible and do not comply with the previously accepted norms of theatre.

• Content – what is being depicted • Form – usually refers to 3D works, style, technique, media Media / Medium • Materials – materials used to create a piece. • Tools – utensils in which an artist uses to create • Technique – an artists specialized method, procedures, skills Elements of Art • Shape – a closed space the boundaries of which defines other elements of art • Color – light striking an object reflects back to the eye. Hue, Intensity, Value • Value – The degree of lightness and darkness in a color • Line – lines and curves are mark that spans a distance between two points • Texture – describes how