I Fall to Pieces

Workmanship is characterized distinctively by every individual, and I have a tendency to incline towards an individual definition too. It is a play on the expressions of Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart when he was alluding to foulness. "I know it when I see it." This permits me to perceive what I consider craftsmanship, and it additionally issues me the capacity to choose what sorts of workmanship address me. Most local craftsmanship is considered specialty work on the grounds that they were

I like to envision America as a jigsaw puzzle. Every piece represents each and every American and their individuality. Alone, one puzzle piece may not look like much, but as each piece unites together, the big picture is formed. No two pieces are alike, or play the same role as another. America is a lot like this puzzle. The America I believe in is united. When you sit down to put together a puzzle, it can sometimes be a little overwhelming. So many pieces, all different and unique. In America, when

My best art is weird. My best ideas are weird. So this piece is what I’m most proud of for this semester. What began as a simple landscape of New York City became inspired by Lovecraftian fiction and dark imagery that inspires me as an artist. The piece tells the story of an unholy Armageddon befalling my favorite city in the world as a collision of the beauty of metropolitan architecture and the visceral power of cool colors and black ink. Made with India ink, charcoal, water color pencils, pastels

color of items that we see when pictured in our head. According to Sayre, “it is the color we “know” an object to be, the way we know a banana is yellow.” (Sayre, 126) A good artist’s example is Jane Hammond’s Fallen, which exhibits a stereotypical fall scene with a twist. Perceptual color is the way it is see from the eye, which depends on lighting factors. Monet is a good example of an impressionist painter who tried to paint exactly what his eyes were seeing rather than what the color was supposed

hand - and I think he might be dead. Oh, my God - what shall I do?” After an Autopsy was done on Arthur, it had come to the conclusion that he was drinking and he had obtained a severe head wound. Queenie is not telling the truth because

renowned poet, Auden constructed some of the most popular pieces of poetic literature including "The Unknown Citizen", "September 1, 1939", and "As I Walked Out One Evening". However, the piece which I have based my original poem of of is "Musee des Beaux Arts". This is a piece of ekphrasis poetry. This means that the poem consists of a detailed and graphic description of a visual work of art. In the case of Auden, He has based his poetic piece on "Fall of Icarus", by the 16th century artist, Brueghel the

literature containing different groups of people, ideas, interactions, and culture. Three pieces I found most influential in helping me become aware of other cultures’ struggles include, “Civilize Them With a Stick” by Mary Crow Dog and Richard Erdoes, “Notes From a

shaking legs, I was patiently waiting for someone to come out and tell me how Cierra was doing. What started off as a normal twelve year old sleepover, turned into a trip to the emergency room in a split second. The night started off amazing, I had my best friend sleeping over at my house just like any other weekend. We would watch movies, paint each others nails and make a dessert pizza. Typically, we would not fall asleep until one am, like the night of this sleepover. At the time, I had a small

Wasserman, and today I will be sharing my journey in poetry writing. I began to love poetry in the sixth grade. I had never written that much before, but I discovered that I get this inspirational feeling when I write poetry that I never get in anything else. Sometimes my poems seemed good from the start; some I knew needed a little help. I think some of my best poems were revised over and over. Just remember, I 'd rather have a rough draft in the beginning and have a great piece at the end than to

explanation is completely natural. Magical Realism like the piece “House Taken Over”, makes things seems normal but has events that seem almost unexplainable. In Gothic style writings like “The Fall of The House of Usher”, things seem unreasonable, but in Magical Realism things feel ordinary. Both types of writing will provide an uneasy feeling. For instance, in “The Fall of The House of Usher,” the very first sentence of this piece of writing gives off a glum and dreary feeling. “During the