Red Pyramid

When first reading about Lowry’s True Colors system, I immediately assumed that the results of this quiz would have little to no effect on my understanding of not only my personality type and behavioral style, but others as well. After completing this quiz, I can honestly say that my initial assumption was utterly wrong. Admittedly, my opinion was altered when I received a high score of 19 in the blue color spectrum category, and was able to affiliate almost all of the general descriptions of the

there is a sky that starts off as dark blue and red towards the bottom, but as it gets to the top it transitions to a less dark blue, and then to a light blue with a touch of a light red on the left side. Across the sky there are what seems to be hundreds of white points with yellow tints that start off distinct and small towards the bottom, while growing in size and have a faded look as they go up the image. These points that represent stars each have red, white, orange, and blue glares that run up

In the painting, a young, life-sized woman is seen dressed in a very classy manner inside of a bedroom in a palace. The top of her dress seems to be falling off of her breasts and shoulder a bit, and her right leg is exposed. Sshe is bending backwards, and her facial expression seems to be full of shock, disgust, anger, and fear, as if something horrific had just happened to her. Her right arm is raised, almost as if she is surrendering and saying “don’t hurt me” or “I didn’t ask for this”. In the

16th century. Wtewael establishes the significance of the Christ with his application of form through the use of unrealistic contortions of the people, the lines following the exaggerated limbs of the congregation, and the abundant use of the color red on almost every article of clothing. In the foreground of the painting, a crowd of people gather around the recently resurrected Lazarus. There are roughly fifteen individuals in the crowd in a variety of postures, many of which are contorted and turned

April Sigrest Professor Lenoir English 102 13 September 2017 The Beauty of Advertising In a society where we are encouraged to purchase the top brands, the shiniest jewelry, and the best products on the market, companies have began to put themselves out there. One of the main ways they have attempted to accomplish this is through advertising. Advertisements can be found virtually anywhere ranging from the newspaper to TV commercials to billboards… The possibilities are endless. Competition

Inspiration? This advertisement for a new Estee Lauder perfume called “Modern Muse: Le Rouge” shows a pink, red, and gold bottle of this perfume with the hashtag “#modernmuse” and a picture of the famous Kendall Jenner in a very low cut red blazer and red pants. It shows her nonchalantly gazing off into distance, leaning on a wall. There are also roses in the background, the color red is dominantly used in this advertisement. The text “Be Daring. Be an Inspiration.” Which can only be assumed to

War” (History). It is an artwork that illustrates happiness of the children. In the painting, eight children are holding hands while running. One child falls on the grass while another is pulling a kid. The children are playing in the front yard of a red house. In the background, there are a lot of trees and flowers. Homer painted a clear day with clouds and very blue sky. This setting integrates well with the harmony of the painting. In the painting “ Snap the Whip” Homer used horizontal and vertical

Their strict society wears quite basic clothing which has only begun to be adorned with Hester’s embroidery. Right from the beginning, Hester shows that she is defiant, no matter the circumstances which she is under. When she emerges from the jail, the red letter immediately proves that she does not follow societal norms. The novel states, “ On the breast of her gown, in

makes, use of in Vertigo is the different use of colour. He chooses certain colours due to their symbolic connotations and then uses them to contrast different characters. He frequently uses green and red, for example when Scottie meets Madeleine for the first time, the restaurant is decorated in red with the visitors wearing mainly dark clothing. Green is quickly established as Madeleine’s colour as

order to send a message to the audience. We see many colors showing symbolism some of this colors are green, yellow, white, red, and gold. I am going to talk about the color green and how the author showed its impact and symbolism throughout this novel.These color often can be associated with people from the novel, for example the green can be associated with Gatsby, the red can be associated with Myrtle, yellow and white can be associated with Daisy, and blue can be associated with T.J. Eckleburg