Acting white

I think everyone is many colors, and I also believe that colors represent different things to different people. Personally, I believe that I am red. Not just one red, but all the different shades of red. Red represents passion, love, determination, and anger. Red represents strength and strong emotions. Red can represent brokenness, but it can also mean happiness and confidence. I'm a color who is very sure of herself, I know who I am and I'm not afraid to be me. I can be loud when put with the

The last house I observed was in the Bon Ton Historic District as well and is located at 610 South Wilson Avenue. This house was built back in 1904 which was later than the other houses I had previously observed. Due to the difference in time periods this house has a Colonial Revival style which shows the colonial heritage but it also has a Craftsman style. The colonial style can be seen in the columns, corner boards, and the front porch. This house also has a bay window which the previous houses

Color is an aspect of life that is all around us. It is in everything we encounter in our lives from the chipping paint of our favorite mug to the bright sparkle in a loved one’s eye. When it comes to color in a specific and moderated setting, the question seems to be lingering on the tips of tongues: What is the importance of color in the world of film? To fully respond to that question, one might find it useful to ask how important is color in our every day lives? On the surface, it may appear

This painting shows a blonde girl in a white dress on a swing, with a rope which looks like it is tied to the clouds. It creates an illusion of a three dimensional perceptive which enhances photo-realism in the image. At first, one might think that there is an ocean under her, but in my opinion, it looks like she is situated between two skies. It also gives the viewer a thought that she might be an angel because of the light striking her from the top. She looks quite stable on the swing, although

Australian Box jellies are highly advanced among jellyfish. They have developed the ability to move rather than just drift, jetting at up to four knots through the water. They also have eyes grouped in clusters of six on the four sides of their bell. There are a number of species of box jellyfish, but they are all quite dangerous. The sea wasp box jellyfish is perhaps the most deadly variety. Up to 15 tentacles grow from each corner of the bell and can reach 10 feet (3 meters) in length. Each tentacle

We are slightly all different colors inside and out this is how we are identified by other people around us. Family may identify the color of the skin or tone of your voice. Friends may use the color of your hair or your body language to know who it is. Words have multiple meanings and sometimes too much. The first class experience was a perfect example of that. Every person took the meaning of the text differently and it created great in class discussion. Learning more about figurative language

A life with vitiligo may be embarrassing at times, but is certainly not life threatening. Vitiligo is a rare skin disorder where melanocytes, cells that produce pigment, are destroyed and cause a lack of color in the skin. Symptoms of this condition include skin discoloration, loss or change of color in the retina, and early whitening or graying of facial hair, eyelashes, eyebrows, and the hair on your head. These are typically obvious indicators of vitiligo that/and are easy to spot/identify

The clanking of half-empty tankards filled the room, and the reek of unwashed bodies was so overwhelming it made the eyes of newcomers water. Customers clumsily groped at waitresses passing by, only to grasp at empty air. A cloaked figure observed the room silently. He had only spoken to the owner: a smooth, cultured voice that descended as music to the ears. He felt dangerous. Being near him felt as though you were inside the eye, watching as the storm wall approached. Unstoppable and deadly, yet

When one thinks of the color red, a few things may come to mind. You may think of a crisp apple, or perhaps the hairpin curve of a woman's lips. When I think of red, I think of the crimson gleam of blood. Blood, salty and metallic, pulsing with vitality through one's violet veins. The room is dark. The blood is still warm. The nonexistent lighting in the concrete room makes it difficult to discern what the lukewarm liquid is, but it is a familiar scent to me. I feel the trickles running down my arms

colours like white, green and yellow to help convey 1920’s America and Gatsby’s struggle for Daisy Buchanan. White features most strongly in the novel and becomes a way for people to hide behind false facades. In “The Great Gatsby” white symbolises royalty innocence and purity and can also be seen to represent the way the wealthy falsely themselves. On the surface, the white symbolises their innocence and purity, like when Nick first meets Jordan and Daisy in “flowing white dresses.” Daisy’s