| 2. My style is...* | My personal style is quite amazing, if i must say so myself. People consider me a "hipster" I consider my self a fashion LOVER.I look at fashion as a piece of artwork in a gallery, I feel that I have a style sense that I would be delighted to offer to cutomers with design and fit. | 3. Describe your most recent Urban Outfitters store experience.
Creating my colorful t-shirt was easy to make, but there were detailed steps that was followed to get the result I wanted. Tie-dye shirts have influenced contemporary society by supplying inexpensive, custom-made and durable trendy garments to its users. A step-by-step guide on how to create a hand-crafted tie-dye shirt
Is Commercial Photography Parasitic? Anandi Ramamurthy: Commercial photography, for the most part, has not sought to stretch the medium of photography, since one of the key characteristics of all commercial photography is its parasitism. (Wells, L., p.204) For me, the idea that commercial photography is openly and brazenly “parasitic” is a revelation. I now realise how important it is for me to discuss and work through this question in relation to my own work – it is a crucial element for me to understand. Almost every day I face different stereotypes connected with photography and the industry itself.
I could see that many of the projects were inspired by childhood memories, passions, music, even culture. I tried to form 3 separate groups. There were projects that I would like to hang and there are projects I would like to display, some were perhaps unable to be hung and had to be displayed. First, there were more than one or two projects that I feel were not as good as they could have been, and looked to me to have been done willy nilly and possibly last minute. I know that every artist has his or her own way of expressing themselves, and this project could possibly being their first time doing it.
Jacob Garcia November 28, 2011 MTA 264 writing assignment Minor White Minor White is a photographer that has influenced my work a great deal. His use of line, shape, light is something that I am interested in. The way he uses these different aspects of his subject has made me look at photography in a different light as well as my own use of these techniques in my own work. Even though I recognize I am just starting out and need more experience in several areas, I especially would like more knowledge with the zone system. Throughout this paper I will examine Minor White and his influence on the field of photography as I find White especially interesting.
Performed by Akhad Abdulmanov 159114802 Marketing Research. Case 1: «Smith’s Clothing» Introduction The main target of this assignment is developing of research design for Smith’s Clothing case taking into account research questions posed by Jim Andrews, the president of Smith's Clothing. It also given in the case, that main tool of research is survey, so composing of questionnaire for survey is the main point of this assignment. 1. The target population First of all, taking into consideration that Smith’s is women’s store participants of the survey should be women, who likes shopping and.
The art events are selective because I am not the only contestants but there are hundreds of people coming from other schools to represent their schools in the events and there are other art members in my school who also got selected to join with me in the competition. In where, I must go through an intense interviews to convince the judge that I deserve a “superior” for both of my art works. But first of all I must encourage all of the other art members by wishing them good luck in order to show our sense of unity, and I must learn to appeal to the emotions when I talk about how I come up of the idea for my art work in front of the judge to be able to convince him why my art work deserve a superior. Based off the competition, to win the event is easier said than done because I am not guaranteed that my art would get chosen. However, I hold on to the hope that even if I don’t do well, other art members may get in.
How Ethnic Dress Persist in Globalization “Fashion is a key resource through which individuals are able to present themselves to others, the relative anonymity and pace of life in the late modern metropole calling for highly visual and relatively instantaneous means of asserting one’s identity.”(Bennett,2005:96). Fashion is becoming more and more important in the way of showing one’s identity in today’s fast developing world. According to Bennett (2005:95), ‘By assembling particular items of fashion in particular ways, and through experimentation with dress and appearance, late modern individuals create personal images, designed both to situate the self and send out culturally-coded messages to others.’ He claimed that:’ Fashion provides one of the most ready means through which individuals can make expressive visual statement about their identities.’ Referring to Barker (2000:381), agency can be explained as the socially determined capability to act and make a difference. Meanwhile, Bennett (2009:99) emphasis that, ‘Fashion serves as a visual symbol in society, one which individuals use in an attempt both to assert their individuality and, at the same time, to align themselves with particular social groupings.’ he argued that fashion as a means of forging new forms of ‘collective’ identity. Thus being increasingly less constrained by the structural experience of class, gender, and ethnicity, individuals create new cultural alliances based around reflexively articulated lifestyle preference.
Here are some reasons why most people hate to change or why it is just so hard to change our ways. Change is not something that we can do over night. We all think that change will be easy, well news flash it isn’t. We all want to change but it is just too hard to change are ways. One reason why it is so hard to change is that it doesn’t have to do with our surroundings, but it has to do with setting our mind to change.
Before we started building it I honestly thought it would be much harder. Looking at the steps and how perfectly they fit together made me change my opinion. Building the camera was fun it was just like a puzzle. The hard part about the process was understanding how it worked. I was so used to using complex technology that I didn’t realize taking a picture could be this simple.