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and yellows like a flame. The woman is in a cocoon created by her limbs, possibly for protection from the poisonous flower that hangs above her. A frame is created by the angle of the woman’s arms, focusing your eye to her face. Despite the looming danger, the woman seems peaceful and content. She may be bigger than the threat, immortal and powerful, or not know about the threat, innocent and naïve. Either way, Leighton captures this moment, immortalizing this conceptual scene for centuries. Leighton

1. The abstract painting Sardines by Mike Goldberg was done with paint and oil, and was done on a fabric canvas. This painting can be approached in many different ways. At first glance, I see a mess of colors. I see red, yellow, blue, green, orange, white, brown, grey, and many other shades of colors. These colors create sharp, smudged, straight, and blotchy shapes. Most of the color is centered in the middle, bottom and right of the painting. The overpowering color, however, is red. This red causes

Marie Louise Elizabeth Vigee-LeBrun in the year 1782. The work of art depicts a young woman, presumably the artist, posing in front of a clouded blue sky. The figure is clothed in a rose colored dress with white ruffle along the neckline, a navy blue colored shawl which is wrapped around the crooks of her arms, and a straw hat adorned with bright red, blue, and white flowers. A large white feather with black trim is protruding from the hat. The lady in the portrait is facing forward and holding

The painting’s composition features a blue female figure, as the focal point, in front of a field of wheat stalks under a dark sky. To begin with, the figure portrays Alicia when she stayed in the Polish village Wujciechovka and found work in different fields. During that time, Alicia dressed “with [her] hair braided and bandanna” to look like “a typical peasant girl, Polish or Ukrainian,” to prevent being identified as a Jew (Appleman-Jurman 139). The bandanna on the figure is painted red, the primary

is through the physical description, the reader is able to analyze and reflect upon the emotions of Meursault. Heat and sun are closely associated with red, which seems to conjure up a series of seemingly conflicting emotion from passionate love to danger and aggression. In the novel too, Meursault concludes it was “because of the sun.” that he shot the Arab. ¬¬¬¬With a protagonist with limited emotions, Camus attached great significance to the colors. The ‘sunshine and shimmering in the heat’ symbolize

atmosphere is quite enough. Grey bedroom: peculiarities of execution 3 Grey with coral and blue From this set of colors like blows warm. It will look particularly good in rooms facing onto North, deprived of bright sunlight most of the daylight hours. This lack of control correctly, the color of coral is very active, bright, but at the same time, absolutely not aggressive, which is very important for the bedroom. Blue, in turn, will help tune into the marine theme — and here you've got ideological themed

Graceful Stingray Tattoos: A Symbol Of Stealth, Speed, And Protection Stingrays are a group of fish which are closely related to sharks but unlike sharks, they pose little threat to humans. They are round and flat with a long stinger at the back and two eyes in the front which sit on top of their head while the mouth is underneath. They are not aggressive and will only sting a human if threatened or accidently stepped on. They mainly live in the sea; however, there are some species who reside in

cues to break the conventional style of horror films in It Follows, Luhrman’s Strictly Ballroom uses audio and visual cues enhance the romantic comedy experience further. Where It Follows, relies on visuals to tell it’s story, Strictly Ballroom uses bright colors and musical cues to reassure the audience that the two main characters will end up together. In Mitchell’s It Follows, he enlists the help of composer Vreeland to create music for his film. Traditionally a composer for video games, Vreeland’s

(1) How do the films discussed link the concepts of ‚crime’ and ‚travelling’? What makes travelling such an interesting phenomenon within the crime genre? Please also refer to the narrative structure of crime films. Travelling has used to be an activity that entirely differs from our everyday life, an escape in order to find authenticity. Travelling forces people from their comfort zones and lead to new emotions, new actions, new perceptions, acquired through the prism of another reality. For a long

carpet events, blood, Valentine's day cards, fire trucks, red light districts, burning flames, and painted red fingernails are all places people see this common shade. What does this shade represent? Red has the ability to show feelings of power, danger, and attraction. The color red is used when people want to convey the emotion of power. Many countries include the shade on their flag to indicate power, courage, and revolution. Celebrities often walk the red carpet as a sign of their fame and