After that, wipe the blush parts with all four fingers until it blends with the skin. Have a pink natural looking lipstick and apply a little to the lips. Have a piece of cloth or toilet paper near and place on the lips to make sure the lipstick will not wear off. In conclusion, every woman has their own style and way to apply their makeup. It should make the person satisfied with their self when they look in the mirror.
Brandon Holm Intro to Art 4/10/2013 Formal Analysis #1 Johannes Vermeer painted The Girl with the Pearl Earring c. 1665-1667 in oil on canvas. It is a representational work of art depicting a woman facing the left of the painting with her head turned to her left looking toward the audience. She is in front of a plain black background. She is wearing cloth wrapped around her head and tied on the top back of her head with the rest of the cloth draping down past her shoulders.. The cloth is wrapped to cover her hair.
The first stanza does a really good job in describing that she is really light skinned for an African American. It says, “I was growing up/light-bright, near-white/high-yellow, red-boned/in a black place.” The words “light-bright” and “near-white” make me think of a very light color. I also get a double meaning with the color white. While white is connected throughout the poem to lies, at the end of the poem it is connected to soap that will purify someone. She writes, “She laid her hands on me,/then washed out my mouth/with Ivory soap.
2) Ismene http://www.theoi.com/Gallery/O19.2.html This image portrays Ismene in a different light than as she would appear in Antigone, to me at least. Ismene looks somewhat beautiful in her elaborately decorated Doric chiton. The apotygmas appear to have a reddish stain to them, which could symbolize some sort of upper class situation. This depiction of her sort of hinders how beautiful and elegant Ismene was during this time period, so I would choose to make the colors more of a lighter hue. I would also let the chiton flow more at the bottom (almost having a trail of fabric following her) to really give that elegant charm a more purposeful feel.
Pink is used with different shades on many of the objects in the painting. The rose, make up, calendar, mirror, and blue glass show the individual personality that Marilyn had. The bright color gives the painting life, each color is lively in a way there’s a glow in the painting. The colors schemes are very outgoing and catch the eyes attention. They are complementary colors and the tone of them sets the paintings mood.
The dark shadows and tones are a key feature in this piece as they give a silent and still atmosphere; everyone dressed in simple and drab colours except the Lady herself. She is dressed in a cream coloured silk dress that drapes over the cushion covering her legs and feet. This gives her an amount of elegance and dignity. There is the illusion of a bright light glowing on Lady Jane Grey; this light has possibly come from the sun shining through a window or perhaps Delaroche wanted to give the Lady subject centre stage and a graceful presence. In this painting your eyes are drawn to, most importantly, Lady Jane Gray but also the other four people in the background, everywhere else is dark and gloomy.
I wish to explore similar types of artwork through my design process. Someone else who also inspires me is my grandmother, she paints all different sorts of things but has her own style where it’s all a very vivid picture but the image is still there. I’ve seen in her works that when she paints she can make the main person or object in her painting much stronger by giving that main person or object more colours to the rest of the painting that makes it stand out. I wish to trial with the different mediums used by these artists and a few others, such as gouache, acrylic, watercolour, ink, pastel and pencil. When trialling with the
The continuous use of pink is highly significant, because it is usually associated with women. The opening titles are written in pink curly font, illustrating women’s feminity and figure. The audience is introduced Elle, by being shown different parts of her body, for example, an extreme close of her glossy blonde hair, Elle painting her nails, and a close up of her slipping her feet into sparkling pink shoes. This gives the audience the first impression that she is the typical
The first painting mentioned, “Girl with a Pearl Earring” by Johannes Vermeer, the speaker made a research on the painting. There was a doubt about the conflicted look on the face of the girl in the painting. There is an intimate look on her face. There were suggestions that she was the daughter or the painter. However, she points out that she was actually the lovely servant of the painter which there is an intimate relationship between both of them.
She is perfect because she can blend in with White beauty. Western society has created a dominant definition of beauty that displays beautiful as a woman who is white, thin, curvy, busty, and with long flowing hair. The most important aspect in this definition of beauty for Black women is hair. Stepping into their shoes would show us that “for the vast majority of Black women, hair is not just hair;