Diving mask

My mask features materials such as white tissue paper, pearl balls, silver glitter, sparkly paper, silver flowers and silver pen. These materials were used on my mask to give it a bright and pure white look. Masks were worn at masquerade balls for the purpose of hiding ones true identity, wearing a mask like this would give the illusion that the wearer was perfect, or angelic. Except, for around the eyes where I also used a black marker and red glitter glue for the pattern on there. Generally the

The purpose of the mask is to portray the combined inner psyche of Jekyll and Hyde. There are two distinct halves of the mask: the left side is Jekyll and the right side is Hyde. The far left side of the mask is white, which transitions into a light grey further to the right. The far right side is a dark, blood red. Going towards the middle from the right side, the red becomes lighter. The middle is where these two colors, grey and red, blend together. The red is slightly to the right of the middle

Jack Merridew is nothing short of a devil in disguise. The devilish mask I created represents how corrupt he became throughout the book. Jack, like the devil, wanted to be in power, and went out of his way to get it through darker means, which contributed to his downfall in character. His power-hungry nature created a monster which was bred to kill Ralph and his other companions, even if it weren't by his own hands necessarily. His tribe and followers, like Roger for example, took the lives of Piggy

how do you avoid the mask? The poem “We Wear the Mask” by Paul Dunbar and the novel “Fahrenheit 451” by Ray Bradbury both use a mask as a symbol. The mask symbolizes how closed off people are, and how they hide themselves and their emotions from society. These “masks” are worn to protect yourself from the cruel and treacherous society that has been created. The new society has taught people how to cover up their true emotions with these fake smiles and shining eyes. This mask holds back all the sorrow

Mask Many people tend to put on a “mask” to hide their true self. People will act differently to fit in or acquire something. A mask allows for a person to hide their true self and often times helps people deceive others. In the play Macbeth, Lady Macbeth put on a mask to hide her cruel, manipulative, and greedy self. Over the course of the play, Lady Macbeth changes, in the mask the color changes from black to red. This represents Lady Macbeth's change that occurs within her, it starts off dark

Paul Laurence Dunbar’s “We Wear the Mask,” exposes the deception of a grin and the truth that lies behind it and demonstrates that Gatsby used his materials and wealth to fit into society. In the poem Dunbar implies that the mask is a facade that conceals the true emotion of someone. Gatsby masked his true persona and identified himself wearing a mask of wealth and materials. The mask gives power to the powerless but at the same time it allows people to live within a lie. The first stanza of the

identity, sex, separatism, and disenfranchisement. Noire et Blanche shows Kiki -Man Ray’s companion- with her eyes closed and her head sideways on a table in a very relaxed manner. With her left hand, Kiki is holding, an African mask known as a Baule Gba Gba mask. The mask is held straight above the table and right up next to her face. In this time, it was

might be considered to have a full-coverage mask that is so lifelike, that they may convince others that the representation of the mask is their physical face. Others might wear a full coverage mask by transmitting with someone using a method that eliminates attributes that might be evident in face-to-face communication or by creating the illusion that a stigmatizing characteristic is actually a temporary circumstance. While one might choose to wear a mask perpetually, it is not ever bound to the

JJonathan Ushyarov November 24, 2014 Professor Yannie Ten Broeke Li, S., Blatchley, B., College, A.S. (2014). Examining the Effect of Peppermint on Cognitive Functioning. Psi Chi, The International Honor Society In Psychology, 19 (3), 88-97. This study speaks about whether or not an alerting odor, such as peppermint, can affect attention and working memory. Research has been completed previously on the influences of odorants on cognitive functioning, physiology, behavior, and mood. From earlier

“Where did you get that?” she gestured to the small mask in my hands “Goodwill. I actually found it on the floor in a pile of stuff, but… I just had to buy it. It’s so sparkly, I saw the chin piece glimmer as soon as I rounded the corner.” “It’s creepy” my mom replied. “Why is it frowning? What is it supposed to be?” “I’m not sure” I admitted, selecting my next words carefully. “Can I keep it?” “Let her keep it!” my doughty little brother chirped. She sighed heavily, unimpressed by his quip