Some features that will help or hinder communication are things like lighting, if the lighting is poor they may not be able to see sufficiently and may not understand you, whereas if it is good they will be able to see what is going on around them and also will be able to see what you are doing or saying. Another is the positioning of yourself and the person who is trying to communicate, if you go down to face to face level they will feel like they are not being spoken down to and they will feel as equal and may be able to understand you better. Also if an area is overcrowded people may feel anxious about telling you certain things, so being in a quiet area will encourage people to communicate
The emphasis is at the face of the woman. The artist uses bright tone of colors to make it attention grabbing. It seems to me that the background is not balanced, the right side is higher than on the left side. The unity is the dark parts of the painting. It makes the face of the woman standout to our eyes.
The skillful shading and smooth finish of the petals draw attention to the vibrancy of the flowers. The contrast between the dark shades in the middle of the flower shows the depth & detail to the painting. As an artist she liked to balance the picture in all ways, so that if the painting was to be folded in half, both sides would be about the same. The scale of the painting is amazing. She truly believed in painting the flower close up to show the full detail, instead of painting a flower to the true scale whereas you would only see a tiny flower.
He starts to justify his reasoning’s by explaining other arts for example self-portraits that were created by women, and in the portraits the significance most likely were how the women would want themselves to be by painting or creating artwork to make herself look a certain way. For instance, the portrait would be of a pregnant women and it represented her wanting to move further in her life and start reproducing. Connecting that to the figurines if a woman wanted to feel as if they were in control of themselves by making the female figurines look as if they were expecting as well. By explaining a similar reason as the first author, how there were only two ways to interpret art like this, either the artist themselves view or another human beings, represents how we should view the women figurine. Naturally, there might be more reasons to think that the artist would be creating the view of another human being but by doing this, it appears as if it is showing their perspective on how they themselves should look like.
The background is a mix of white, brown, grey and blue. Different tones are used for the background and the skin, in order for the background to mix naturally with the women. This creates the impression that the background is as important as the subjects in focus. Picasso’s choices of colour enhance the painting without distracting from the women’s figures, which are indisputably the main focus of the artwork. Each woman’s figure is comprised of sharp angles and curves.
The best ways I have found to communicate with Mrs V, these are the ways I communicate non-verbal with Mrs V. Communicating with pictures can make it easier with Mrs V when she is not wearing her hearing aid and also stops barriers to communication such as accent. When using pictures to communicate with Mrs V can be as simple as drawing a bed, to ask her if she would like to go to bed. Communicating with drawings can also show her what you mean, it can be use the same as pictures but it makes can be made more personalise to that individual The use of picture sometimes can cheer up Mrs V and sometimes she will draw and colour with you which is involving her in activities. Communicating by writing with Mrs V shows her what you’re trying to say to her and not taking the context wrongly. Mrs V can communicate very well this way, she reads out what you have written which shows you she understands.
b. However, a person may be stressed out while telling the truth as well. Now, we can only get so much from the eyes, to get a better picture, you must look at the rest of the person. B. Body language and facial expressions can also be read to determine deceit.
One of the many techniques Flaubert uses is color symbolism, which he uses colors to make crucial connections between characters in order to juxtapose them and emphasize certain attributes that take part in Emma’s life as well as a framework when setting up the mood and tone throughout the novel. Two of the most recurring colors in the novel are red and green. These colors are opposite in the color spectrum and consequently represent opposing ideas. When red objects appear in the book, they signal danger or the unappealing, while the green objects indicate the attractive or amiable in Emma’s point of view. In the rare instances in which these two colors appear together, they tend to signify moments of tension, confusion or prominent turning-points.
Girl Before a Mirror is an amazing painting by Pablo Picasso, of his young mistress Marie Therese Walter. The painting is very involved as it tries to portray a woman facing her image as a pure innocent young lady to a woman that she has become or is becoming. The contrast that Pablo Picasso is trying to depict is not just relevant in the image in the mirror, but also through the color pallet he chose. On the young girls innocent side, the colors seem to be more pure and subtle with one half of her face a pale pink, her hair soft and blonde, and what looks like a white silhouette or halo around her head, and as her image gets closer to her reflection in the mirror, the colors start to become more intense not so simple or innocent. The transformation of the colors from her standing there, to her reflection in the mirror, shows a darker, older, more voluptuous woman.
The woman in the portrait is deep in thought maybe day dreaming this then suggests that all the patterns are her thoughts being expressed. The patterns give the piece a lively energy. Her fingers look like they are moving which is like what some people do whilst thinking she is pondering thoughts. MJ does this by painting different snapshots of motions to create that image. On all of is paintings he