Using them, I created natural dye in order to paint this. The painting shows a human like bird picking berries to eat. It’s important to me because I used natural dye, which goes along with my love for nature. I hang this in my room so every day I would be able to look at this. I enjoy looking at it because it I picture myself in the picture, picking
He also liked to sit with Flag holding him and tell him about his day, his adventures, everything. Jody showed a sense of responsibility by helping his family to survive in the backwoods of Florida. Jody went hunting for foxes one night to keep them from eating their corn crops. When his father was sick, Jody would work on the fields by himself. He would go out in the rain with his father to gather as many crops as they could to keep their family from going hungry.
Living in a small town I learned to appreciate nature and the beauty of my surroundings. I sat on the porch every day inhaling the freshness of the air, while listening to the sweet sounds of birds chirping and the breeze whistling making music to my ears. I overlooked the different types of trees, plants and flowers with their vibrant color surrounding the yard and alongside the roads looking like a painting on a canvas. The most captivated sight to my eyes is when I witnessed the sunrise and sunset on the lake opposite from the house the colors varied from yellow, red and orange. The cost of living is cheaper in small towns.
Everett also uses directional focus in both drawings, but in different ways. In “Spring in San Diego” Everett use the woman’s eyes mysteriously leading off the page to make the viewer wonder what she is staring at. However in “Cotton Pickers of East Texas” Everett uses the directional focus of the cotton plants at the bottom of the drawing to lead you up toward the cotton pickers. Same element of art, just used in different
Although I would not have agreed with this statement ten years ago. I started growing plants and flowers as to change the scenery in my own front yard. It is constantly changing much like the natural landscapes of earth. I can be at home and walk out in my front yard to see a flower bud starting to open, camera in hand, and take a few photos of it every day. This way I can look back at the beginning stage of the bloom to an opened up
The Forest By Kemper Lake The sky was open and the sun was warm. It was a time for him to restart his journey. The trickle of a stream could be herd in the distance and a light breeze was blowing on the ground, though higher up the tops of the trees revealed a different story. The grass felt soft beneath him as he lay in the meadow. As he rose he could feel the ground shifting beneath him; his feet pressing down the earth, the impression of his body still left in the grass, trampled where he lay.
The couple are relying on the trunk in the middle ground, resting, teasing and gazing each other. The trees and the sky fill in the rest space of the painting. The foreground and the middle ground areas are where the scene taken place. The light focuses on the centre, the color gets darker towards the edge. The lighting helps the viewers to see more details of the work, in terms of settings, narratives, characters and objects.
Example of symbiosis the fly and duck: the ducks eats the fly and gets energy. 2 Examples of animal behavior · bird gets nector from bush/flowers and brings it somewhere and helps new plants grow · duck uses water and bugs for
PREDICTION: If the experiment shows that the hummingbird is attracted to the different colors, scents or movements, then that would mean that my hypothesis was definitely a true statement and this would confirm my guess was correct. CONTROLLED EXPERIMENTAL METHOD: To start the experiment I went for a hike around the woods on different days wearing different material to properly observe the hummingbirds actions. Day 1: I walked near the hummingbirds wearing a red hat and noticed the birds were hovering again over the hat as if it was a sort of flower, due to the fact I was moving they quickly darted away. Day 2: I
The excellent word choice of this poem also contributes to the amazing imagery that the author uses. It really appeals to your senses and help you envision what is going on. In this poem, the imagery used is centered around sight. The author uses expressive phrases such as “the grass turns green” and “the pale moon is spread on the translucent curtain” to lucidly describe the setting. The author also uses a lot of literary devices in this poem such as metaphors (“blue green clouds carve jade dragons”), personification (“now he is coming home”- referring to the arrival of spring), and alliteration (“clouds carve”) to further illustrate the