Red Panda

TEXTILES DESIGN ESSAY: My work is based upon the links between three individual snakes and the African continent as a whole. Links such as pollution, culture and fashion are the main concepts in which I investigate throughout my works. Using different methods of textile art such as batik, tie-die and lino printing allows me to explore the effects that colours have on certain surfaces when they are combined together. Outcomes such as my 1.5 x 1.5 metre batik piece which I named “Pollution in colour”

it, “Even death did not mar its grace, for it lay on the earth like a broken vase of red flowers, and we stood around it, awed by its exotic beauty” (9). A broken vase of red flowers is like pain because the vase broke and the red flowers are like blood. The vase breaking also shows pain because a vase breaking could be like a bone breaking or something. When it said it laid on the earth like a broken vase of red flowers that could be connected to someone laying down in a pool of blood, probably

A rainbow consists of different types of beautiful colors, and each of them has a role that makes the rainbow vibrant and colorful. Colors have different meanings in each and one of them. However, it can be interpreted as more than one meaning depending on how it is used. In the novel, Beloved, by Toni Morrison, colors play a significant role throughout the book as it makes the story more interesting and helps depict and describe how the characters are feeling or what they are doing. Beloved, is

represents a literacy rate of higher than 97%, dark green portrays a literacy rate of 90%-97%, light green to represent a literacy rate of 80-90%, and yellow shows a 70-80% literacy rate. A peach colour was used to show a literacy rate of 60%-70%, while red symbolizes a 50%-60% literacy rate.

forms and stylistic leaps of faith he found in folk art” (Calamities Conform to the Canvas). “Mr. Gotta Go Faster Than Anyone Else” is a very simple piece that was made to look somewhat cartoonish using the stylistic cues of Folk Art with the bright red car and the black scary-looking clouds in the sky. Most cartoons are made to entertain the viewers and give them a laugh rather than make them dig for a deeper meaning, but “Mr. Gotta Go Faster Than Anyone Else” is very different. This piece was made

Most people agree that Christmas is a magical time. They believe that it can warm the heart of Scrooge, bring toys to life, and even deliver toys across the globe. However, can a Christmas ad be magical, is it possible for just an ad taped to the wall; can it incite warm feelings in someone’s heart, to bring just a spec of happiness to them? This ad for “The Little Town of Christmas,” may seem plain and boring, yet there are several aspects to it that many will and have overlooked. There are several

The angel lies dead in front of me. If it wasn't for the blazing red cross burned into his forehead, he would look like any other man. His skin, icy to the touch and his eyes glossed over with a sheet of frost. A circle of feathers surrounds him, some his own and some of the bird making a home in his chest cavity and pecking away at his insides with a blood tipped beak. Covering my mouth with the surgical mask I scavenged from the hospital, I turn his body over to find the cause of death. Angel's

kids’ books where the characters are white. To continue this essay, I will transition into the first piece of evidence which is about blue in ancient Greek life. In ancient Greek painting there was very few colors used and that was a red that looked like wine. This red was normal to them they didn’t know of many other

central concept of interactions of love. In my understanding of the dance is that each woman represents a type of love. For example, the woman in red moves quickly and is entrancing. She also had sharp movements that are very dramatic. Her choreography has an abundance of tilts and raised arms. Also, throughout the dance she overshadows her partner. The color red also lends the idea that she is powerful and eye catching. These ideas are shown

Finding Your Voice: An Analysis of The Color Purple “Who do you think you is? he say... Look at you. You black, you pore, you ugly, you a woman. Goddam, he say, you nothing at all.” (187) Alice Walker, the author of The Color Purple, focuses on the struggles of a poor and uneducated African American girl, who is verbally, physically and sexually abused by several men in her life. She feels worthless and becomes completely submissive. Her only way to express her feelings is through private