Art Criticism Task By: YD The painting I chose is by Greg Conley, it’s called “The Path Chosen”. By looking at the painting you can tell that the artist used a lot of different techniques to make it look unique, realistic and attractive. The artist used the technique wet-in-wet to slightly blur the painting. He also used the technique dry brush which is the opposite of the wet in wet technique, for it makes things very crisp and hard edged; this technique makes features come forward. In addition he used the method flat wash which is using one solid color (yellow in this case) from top to bottom.
Ocean Organism Lab Introduction: In this lab we explored Brindle beach to collect and identify different organisms. We split the class into two groups. One group was asked to look around the rocky section of the beach and the other group was asked to look around the more flat sandy part of the beach. I was put into the group that was asked to explore the rocky section. Each group had three buckets, one for seaweed, one for mollusks, and one for crabs.
“The Puget Sound on the Pacific Coast” was created in 1870 by Albert Beirstadt. The painting is an oil canvas on a hugely unusual 7-by-12-foot canvas, which is the first big impression Albert’s work makes on me since I haven’t seen many paintings have the same size during his period. The painting was a product of Albert’s imagination and people’s stories about the promising land which creates an interesting feature for the whole picture: it’s not a real place. “The Puget Sound on the Pacific Coast” captures the time before a storm coming toward one of the Puget Sound’s beaches. Stare at the painting for a moment, I suddenly understand that nature always has two faces.
His translation is the best in terms of style. The reader can see that the structure, great detail and excellent word choice makes this translation far superior than the others. Many elements help to produce a vivid scene; structure is an important one for Fitzgerald. In the one continuous stanza, the lines are shorter, but there are no breaks on the page. This structure produces the scene well because the passage becomes one continuous idea.
Whether you are walking through the tunnel or stand in front of a huge acrylic viewing window, you will feel as if you are a scuba diver in an endless blue sea, because you are mesmerized by thousands of fish swimming overhead. From the tunnel, you will follow a path around to a theater style portal where you can seat and enjoy the view or you can exit the
In addition, they both use oil paint as the art media. Both of the pieces were painted around the same time using a similar manner. The very first common theme in these paintings is the sea. Although Turner’s The Slave Ship shows a turbulent sea and possesses intensity, Monet’s Impression: Sunrise shows a calm sea. In Impression: Sunrise, Monet compasses blue and grey to produce a feeling of serenity for the entire landscape.
As a child he drew cartoons for his father's friends, sold pencil portraits and designed t-shirts and marketing posters for local businesses. After high school, Danny served in the U.S. Navy, first as a photographer's mate and then as a Navy artist. He then pursued his education at Cooper Union School of Fine Art in New York City.
He was unconscious on a floating wooden board from the ship.The Little Mermaid swam over to him as fast as she could and carried him to shore. She reached a small gazebo area that jutted out into the sea. She picked him up and lied him down on the first step going up to the gazebo. As she looked at this unconscious man, she knew immediately that he was the one for her. This man who had to be at least seven years older than her was the man of her dreams.
[Date] Watson and the Shark * Generally considered the finest painter of colonial America, John Singleton Copley painted portraits and historical subjects. His Boston portraits show a thorough knowledge of his New England models, and his talent as a draftsman and colorist produced pictures of aristocratic elegance and grace. His gripping pictorial drama entitled Watson and the Shark is a visually stimulating and compelling historical painting that evokes many diverse emotions in its audience. John Singleton Copley’s interpretation of a horrifying disaster in Brook Watson and the Shark stands out as a romanticized horror painting. Watson and the Shark, a painting executed in the medium of oil on canvas by Copley, was completed in 1778 and belongs to the ‘18th Century American political’ period.
Beach Lifeguard Someone Drowning Swimming A beach is a landform along the shoreline of an ocean, sea, lake, or river. It usually consists of loose particles, which are often composed of rock, such as sand, gravel, shingle, pebbles, or cobblestones. The particles comprising the beach are occasionally biological in origin, such as mollusc shells or coralline algae. Wild beaches are beaches that do not have lifeguards or trappings of modernity nearby, such as resorts, camps, and hotels. They are sometimes called undeclared, undeveloped, or undiscovered beaches.