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    Earth art is the art of using nature and natural materials, like water, soil, rocks…etc. With this you can create anything from sculptures to landscape art in the open. The genre originally started in late 1960’s in the US. Artists were starting to protest against artificial and commercialized art. They want to do something that was big and unmovable; art that couldn’t be placed in museums. (Lanz, C.K) However, sometimes this would be contradicting, as people would pay a lot of money to buy the materials

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    The drawing helped me analyze every detail of the different body positions he made and some parts of his facial expression. The art materials that were used to record the observation were, white blank sheets of paper of a sketchbook and charcoal. Charcoal gave me the easiness to draw several lines in a faster manner. Furthermore, the next day, which were Sunday, I would sit in my desk and draw Scruffy once again. My desk is found in my room, and it is a quiet area where I used to concentrate and

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    little clip art picture on it. For the chairs around the eating tables, which are rectangular, I would like to have the children's name printed on them. That way the children know what is there chair and they see their name each time they want to sit on it. I believe that it is very important for children to associate the letters in the word with the actual object. Such as associating the letters S.I.N.K with the actual sink. I also want to make sure that there are reading materials and more areas

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    Consider the painting The Railroad Bride, Argenteuil by Claude Monet. This artwork looks simple, but uses geometry and one point linear perspective. Monet uses a sense of opposition is created by the alternating rhythm of light to dark established by the bridge pillars and the color orange and blue in both water and smoke from the train above. The light and dark areas given the picture asymmetrical balance between the dark and light areas. Monet uses one point linear perspective to create the bride

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    When I thought about making an outdoor art installation, images of towering sculptures appeared in my head. In the corner of one, I imagined a spider web. The web was truly intricate, delicate, and breathtaking. Yet I desperately pushed the image away. Unable to shake the image, I was terrified that the tiny artist who made that web would suddenly appear in my mind. When I realized how irrational it was to fear an imaginary spider, I knew I had to make an installation of a spider web to face my crippling

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    1. Adobe – a mixture of clay/earth, water and various organic material that is molded into small blocks and dried in the sun. Used to construct dwellings, bricks being fused with a mud made of a similar formula. Its versatility, durability, uniformity, heat efficiency and simplicity to make / use / repair led to a widespread use. Popular with Native American tribes in a variety of locations. Near the end of the Archaic Period, many Native American groups began to accept and implement agriculture

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    Case Study Of PRADA

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    Technology. PRADA has artisans with delicate skills and much experience. The hardcore of PRADA’s production employees has been working with the Group for an average of 20 years. It is their core competence and their core value. PRADA has long been adopted management information systems into most of their business part including manufacturing, sales, and human resource management. PRADA has Group information technology director who primarily responsible for the management of the Group’s information

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    Essay On Craftcraft

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    education, finance, lack of modern technological skills and materials and the strength are the availability of cheap labour, use of local resources, low capital investment and unique craftsmanship in manufacturing the products. But today we can see most of the craftsperson leaving the craft. INTRODUCTION- The paper considering the depletion of craft in today’s generation. India is known for its rich culture which include the traditional and many old art forms. The craft is traditionally associated with the

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    synthetic and plastic materials like Styrofoam, plastic covering, and other types of synthetic packaging with the new bio-technology called mushroom packaging. The synthetic materials like plastics require a large number of energy to produce as disposal issues requirement and these materials are slowly poisoning our planet each and every time. One little bit of Styrofoam substance consists of 1.5 liters of petrol. In addition, Styrofoam reaction is not so organic with soil material. Consistently individuals

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    Bata India

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    Now they are not dependant on some third party for procurement of raw material. Sales and distribution- Bata operated through exclusive chain of executive own and franchise stores located in prime location country wide. Bata owns network of 300 exclusive wholesalers who serviced 30,000 retail outlets throughout country. Overall

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