Picture Analysis

The story of my history as a writer is a very long one. My writing has come full circle. I have changed very much throughout the years, both as I grew older and as I discovered more aspects of my own personality. The growth that I see when I look back is incredible, and it all seems to revolve around my emotions. I have always been a very emotional girl who feels things keenly. All of my truly memorable writing, looking back, has come from experiences that struck a chord with my developing self. This assignment has opened my eyes, despite my initial difficulty in writing it. When I was asked to write down my earliest memory of writing, at first I drew a blank. All of a sudden, it became very clear to me, probably because it had some

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.

Here are some reasons why adequate will get you farther in live. The first reason is more people like people who are respectful then people who aren't respectful and rude also have good manners. In the article “Is Anything Wrong with this picture”, by:Lauren Tarshis and Kristin Lewi a quote states that “74% of American adult think that people are getting more rude”. A second reason is that teenagers are on the phone too much and not using their manners it's causing conflict. Not having good manners can put people in the hospital, such as in the article it explains how a person playing Candy Crush causes multiple people to get injured. In conclusion more and people are being rude and using their phones and unkind way.

Everyone have had that moment when they look back at their past-photo, Mother’s Day card, or a letter to Santa which would make them go red. That was the way I felt when I read over my essays from the beginning of the year. My old self wrote in a way which was informal, the word choices were not the best, and he also thought too highly of himself. That is why he was so surprised when his first essay got a measly 90. His ego had been boosted by his middle school teachers who would give an A to every student who put a bit of effort into the essays, just to be shot down by the harsh reality of high school. However, as that student progressed through the year, he improved as a writer by not using so many personal pronouns, became a reader of multiple

Spearheading picture taker Saul Leiter (1923-2013) was catching road scenes in New York decades before road photography was in vogue. You can get his wonderful, masterful pictures at the Photographers' Gallery, London, from 22 January until 3 April.

This picture as a whole represents the feeling of missing something that's not there. In this picture there is a pull towards a special place and everyone has a place like that. Where they feel like it's essential to go there everyone in a while at least. It that place that feels like home even if it's hours away from the real version. It's a place where one belongs and feels welcomed or a place to be alone and accepted. It's important to have a place like that. It makes one feel things they can't feel at home or school. It may be a person or a building or a spot on a map but it is home to someone, they are home to someone. This picture represents a home. I chose these negatives together to give the feeling of a missing half or missing place. These separate photos are a girl in the woods and a house by the beach. Separately, they don't represent much of anything but together they can represent an emotion of longing.

I chose to analyze the case study, Tug Of War that was written by Yossi Sheffi and is found in the Harvard Business Review.

The painting “The Night Café,” done in 1888 by Vincent van Gough, is an oil painting on a 28½ inch tall by 36¼ inch wide canvas. It depicts the inside of Café de la Gare in Place, Lamartine. There is a pool table in the middle, 4 green-top dining tables on the right wall, and 2 green-top and 1 red-top tables on the right. At the back table on the left a man and woman sit together, and at the table beside theirs; a man sitting alone and hunched over. On the right side, two more hunched-over men are sharing the table closest to the viewer.

Visual Analysis Essay Rene Magritte’s painting, “Son of Man” captured my attention for many reasons; I wanted to write about this painting in particular because, when I first laid eyes on it, I instantaneously fell in love with the simplistic design. Another thing that captured my attention was how many ways this one painting could be interpreted. Like any art form, everyone sees something different. The painting spoke to my religious viewpoints, although, it may be lacking in content to some of my peer’s pieces, I felt this and my liking of neutral colors as well as my love for mystery. This painting can be interpreted in  a few different ways; religious standpoint because of the title implying something to do with some sort of higher power as well as the objects in the painting which

Monitoring: Definition: To keep something under constant watch or control. The visual: https://goo.gl/images/2AAeXj —You use this strategy by always checking in with yourself, asking yourself if you understand what is going on in the text. —You know when to use this by examining when you get lost. If you get lost in the story, you know to start monitoring for what is going on to make sure you get it.

Art work is not only visual it require other senses other than vision. Visual language involve lines, light, value, color, texture and pattern shape and volume, space and time and motion. In art, line usually has length and width unlike in math which only has length. Art has many types of lines for example they can be straight, broad, thin, jagged, and so on. The direction a line is going in can be meaningful. A horizontal line could mean sleep, quiet or inactivity. Vertical lines may imply aspiration and yearning (Lazzari 23). Diagonal line suggest movement because they occur in the posture of running. To understand any specific lines in an art piece you must look at the whole picture. For example in Shoki the Dmon Queller by Utagawa Kunisada

In this image, I see three points in the houses, the pillar, the people, the bird, the lantern, and the books. I can see within the points that it makes a triangle. The tool that the artist used was gestalt and continuity. This image is built from points and connected to make images. The lines in this image goes from horizontal to vertical to curved. The horizontal lines are in the different buildings, the horse, the card, the cage, the bird, and the gate. You can see some horizontal lines in the people within their clothes and the faces. Some of the lines are also vertical in this picture which includes the card, the different builds as well, the mouse, the people, and the dad which he looks proper and straight. Not only does this image

People often say that kids are like sponges. This is a very popular metaphor, and what it means is that kids will absorb almost everything. Childhood is when you are the most impacted. Things that they see everyday become a part of who they are and they learn very quickly. With that being said, are you giving good examples on how your children should act when they grow older? These days smoking has become basically socially acceptable. When you go out in public you see cigarettes everywhere. People smoking on the corner, cigarette butts littering the ground and companies advertising their brand wherever they can post an ad.

I am typing this essay as I sit in a nice, warm chair on a flight from Los Angeles to Beijing. It is the start of my winter holiday during my junior year of high school. Sitting here on the plane, my mind flashes back to the day when I first arrived in the United States. I was with my mother, looking forward to a whole new life in this amazing place. And now I close my eyes; all the things that have happened in the past two and half years thrill through me as if I am racing in a time machine. My memories are filled with happiness, excitement, sorrow, regret… basically all the emotions that exist on Earth. A lot of things have happened in these two and half years. And, most importantly, I feel I have grown

And when you hear the clock tick, remember all the things we have accomplished at Sunny, for they far outnumber the seconds that have elapsed while we were here. We are the class of 1999. The graduating seniors of Sunny High. In our midst I see the first female American president. I see a professional baseball player and a renowned humanitarian. There is a Hollywood actress and a Nobel Prize winning chemist