Since the sculpture was created as a fountain and the piece can also be viewed at any angle the sculpture may have been meant for a garden fountain. Also one could argue that since the piece was arranged frontally instead of spiralling like previous similar sculptures by
The building looked like a big building block lying on the pavement because it was rectangular and flat with only the words “The Toy Store” sticking out from the building, as opposed to Target which looks like one big box that is reminiscent of a huge warehouse. Target, as we all know, is painted red and when I parked in their parking lot about an hour later the same day, it was packed full of cars. One thing I enjoyed about the outside of The Toy Store was the fake flowers outside along the sidewalk which were made of rebar and metal sheeting that was painted all different colors. Basically, it was a little garden of metal flowers. They were beautifully crafted and their use of bright colors attracted my senses.
Only the server can score points – 1 point per serve. Each time you win a point you serve again. You continue serving until you lose the rally. Pickleball is a sport that was originally created as a backyard game in 1965 on Bainbridge Island Washington by Congressman Joel Pritchard, William Bell, and Barney McCallum. The concept was a game easier than other racquet sports (badminton, tennis, and paddleball) to keep the kids entertained.
The first thing that caught my eye when I saw this letterpress was the orange leaves. This is because they are the brightest thing in the picture and also in front of everything else. So the picture is visually organized to make someone’s eyes start off by looking at the leaves and then it carries the viewer to the blue river which then leads the person up to the house with the two dogs outside. Rachael uses shading on the bank of the river to show that the ground has a slope. The Leaves Were Falling is a dynamic piece of artwork.
The duck was spotted by a workman who was repainting her bathroom. The story prompted sales of rubber ducks in the United Kingdom to increase by 80% for a short period. Rubber ducks are collected by a small number of enthusiasts in countries including the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Japan, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, United States, and the Netherlands. The 2007 Guinness World Record for World's Largest Rubber Duck Collection numbered 2,583 unique rubber ducks was awarded to Charlotte Lee of
“Earth body”, a term that Mendieta created to describe her work, hybridizes body art and earth art. Body art, which emerged in the late 1960’s, sought to communicate the idea of the artist through the body itself. Earth art or land art moved artistic production to the outdoors in the natural landscape. The fusion of these two approaches forms the basis for the process and conceptual power of Mendieta’s work. The naked female figure is the emblem and form of Mendieta’s earth body works.
Published: February 2011 Evolution of Feathers The long curious extravagant evolution of feathers By Carl Zimmer Most of us will never get to see nature's greatest marvels in person. We won't get a glimpse of a colossal squid's eye, as big as a basketball. The closest we'll get to a narwhal's unicornlike tusk is a photograph. But there is one natural wonder that just about all of us can see, simply by stepping outside: dinosaurs using their feathers to fly. Birds are so common, even in the most paved-over places on Earth, that it's easy to take for granted both their dinosaur heritage and the ingenious plumage that keeps them aloft.
The bromeliads are special in that they hold water, and frogs may use these plants to hatch their eggs, besides many other living organisms that have their homes in them. Animal life Mammals[edit] More than 14,000 species of mammal are found in the Amazon, the majority of which are bats and rodents. Mammals include the Jaguar, Ocelot, Capybara and South America's largest mammal the . Birds About 1500 bird species inhabit the Amazon Basin. [3] Macaws are famous for gathering by the hundreds, even thousands, along the clay cliffs of the Amazon river
Other abstract artists work from nature and then interpret their subjects in a nonrepresentational manner. In other words, as found on this quote from the internet, when abstract art represents the natural world, it "does so by capturing something of its immutable intrinsic qualities rather than by imitating its external appearance." Working in abstract portraiture is different but at the same not; a portrait painting or drawing depicts the image of a particular person or animal, or group thereof. As you are taking something from nature and abstracting it not making it up is different, but it is still an abstract work. It might be that you are abstracting the features of the face, altering the skin color or just creating a portrait out of colors showing emotion and showing just one or a few features creating a composition making the statement that is a portrait not just an abstract
Example: “leaps across a one lane road… New Jersey next is covered” Context: Michael Pollan grew up being the oddball in is neighborhood. This was not a result of anything, but the fact that his front lawn was untamed. Pollan’s lawn stood out very much compared to his neighbors, who had perfectly groomed cookie-cutter lawns. In the second and third paragraph of this text, Pollan describes his lawn very distinctively. He clearly enhances the image of the lawn in these paragraphs by using descriptive detail.