Unity And Variety Of A Little Girl

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.

An art work has many elements and principles to it. These are known as elements and principles of design. The print “The Great Wave off Kanagawa” by Hokusai has many elements and principles of design that show how much the artist used them in his work. “The Great Wave off Kanagawa” by Hokusai has all the elements of design. For example, one of the best aspects of the print is Hokusai’s utilization of line to create both motion and space in the wave (NGA).

One of the principles he used was movement by showing the curve going over the water. A second principle was emphasis. He showed this with the cherry because it is bright red. Two of the elements he used are color and form. He showed color by using 3 different

Many of the principles of design are also seen in Wheel of Fortune. Both variety and unity are displayed; variety in the different objects that are in the "wheel" and unity through the color scheme. Rhythm and direction of the painting are shown in the "wheel", and how the lines move from

Art is the theme of art, this means that the main reason artist design different types of art works is to bring about the visual satisfaction. One of the major reason as to why artist paint, draw or design their works is to have something to have look at. Therefore, before a viewer analyses a piece of art, he or she has to look at it as the first and foremost

Milton Glaser said, “You invent what is real when you look at something and draw it.” This was his philosophy or view on design that focuses more on the art side, where the purpose is to gain our attention and to see what is in front of us. Milton Glaser says that you cannot view art by medium, function, or anything else, but only by the fact of it attracting your mind to gain your attention. He believed that art is functional because art has a purpose, and that the category or functional element should not matter, but whether or not it makes you

These forms were perhaps used to satisfy the desire to fill the void with selected or mixed elements that may have resulted in a kind of chaos or art. It can be distinguishing by the manner in which the artist regulates the elements of his composition by reflecting all the elements of the design which are used for functional and aesthetic purposes.

When we think of art, the first thing that pops up into most of our heads is an illustration of some sort. However, we never really understand how the structure of that piece affects its importance or meaning.

The principles used in this design include figure/ground relationship, asymmetrical contrast and repetition. Out of all these principles, contrast and repetition stands out most. In this work, there is contrast and repetition in colors. Color changed as it has moved one triangle to another. In addition, rhythm and repetition played important part in this design because the geometric shapes repeated more than once. Furthermore, there is also contrast in the size of the type and triangles. For instance, the title "The 2010 Shepley Bulfinch Summer Design Fellowship MMX" used bigger in size than other text. In this work, the figure/ground is well-balanced as well as positive and negative space. These triangles in primary colors and secondary colors are considered as figure and the white part in each rectangle considered as ground. The primary focal points are the triangle in red, blue and yellow. Then the secondary focal point is the triangle that colored in purple and light orange. At last, the tertiary focal point is the texts and the white background of the poster.

There are three critical features that one must be able to perform and fulfill in order to survive patience, mental strength and creativity. If one is unable to pursue these traits they will surely perish or if they haven 't already they have never faced the world, nor has dealt with its problems or problems in general. So let me tell you why this is a fact not a belief. I’ll start with creativity, without it, none can live in an uncivil environment or a civil one. In the book About A Schoolgirl Jessy needed to be creative in order to get a good grade in social studies and please her parents . She created a journal of all the animals in Africa and the environment they inhabited. She found pictures using the internet and glued them

Firstly I will discuss the issue of wholeness. The notion of unity or wholeness is something that 's championed by Donald Judd in 'Specific Objects ' and by Robert Morris in 'Notes on Sculpture 1-3 ', with both presenting wholeness in opposition to part by part art. In the latter, the complexity lies in the relations of internal, compositional factors, and therefore the viewer focuses on these. This in turn isolates the work, and the viewer, from external factors such as time and space. Judd criticises part by part painting for the way in which the composition is contained by, but otherwise ignores the shape of the canvas. For him, this meant that the painting did not create an overall sense of unity because the pictorial parts were stressed rather than the work as a whole. Judd claims that consistency between the painting and the frame enabled establishment of the frame as an explicit form, overall making it stronger. For him, Minimalist works developed this idea further.

Girlhood shapes women into who they want to be. Professor Kearney specializes in girls’ media, and explains in her journal “Coalescing: The Development of Girls’ Studies” how important girl-centered research is to contributing to greater respect for girl culture. Kearney describes how “focusing on the difficult experiences [girls] have during adolescence” has increased public attention and thus analyses done on the subject (Kearney 14). These experiences girls have during their youth have a tremendous impact on who they become. From a young age girls learn a distorted definition of what beauty should look like. Professor of literature Ann DuCille analyzes the toxic affect of Barbie dolls as role models on young girls in her article "Dyes and Dolls”. DuCille cites, “[Barbie] has the ideal that Western culture has insisted upon… long legs, long arms, small waist, high round bosom, and long neck” (DuCille 217). Society has perpetuated a culture where girls strive to be perfect – craving this Western ideal of beauty with a big house and nice car. Society has also created a stereotype women are expected to fit into. Philosopher Marilyn Frye explains oppression and describes how, “There is a women’s place, a sector, which is inhabited by women of all classes and races, and it is not defined by geographical boundaries but by function” (Frye 46). This function is to serve men by doing work that feels lower to them such as housework, cooking, and raising children. This inequality

The Little Matchstick Girl is a short story written by a danish author named Han

When it comes to architecture and design, some people may immediately think of creativity and analogy. So, such saying has already become more and more hackneyed, as to most designers and architects, the convention, creativeness, innovativeness of a piece of design are the essence that makes it becomes productive, and such qualities are indeed has a intimate relationship with analogy.

Cynthia was born on October 28, 1998: she has one older brother, afterwards a younger brother, and then a sister came along. One may say the little girl was lucky to be born to two parents who loved her very much to the point she was spoiled with endless gifts. The little girl was a gift from the heavens, her parents thought since she inherited their traits and did not have the typical Mexican, India looks. She had smooth porcelain white skin with pink blush on her cheeks, she had the most beautiful thickest and darkest hair, her eyes were big and round they were chocolate brown. Her eyelashes were naturally curly and black. Even the name place on her, Cynthia, meant the goddess of the moon, it was as though the name was placed on her by faith. One may say this little girl was a beautiful, gorgeous doll because she was treated like one. Her parents dressed her with the most beautiful dresses and at a young age she learned how to walk in heels. Everyone would stop and stare at this little girl to compliment her beauty, she even received modeling jobs. She was treated as a Purépecha princess in which Purépecha was an empire that was the rival of the Aztecs in Michocan, Mexico. As the little girl grew older and began to understand more things, she realized soon enough, that everyone liked her for her appearance not for who she is. But, she also loved and adored the attention she was getting from everyone, so she played the part of the doll. As a result, when the little girl