A Bright Red Scream

In the world today, girls and boys suffer from trying to impress other people with their body image. You can start to have eating disorders which cause the people to do things to their body that they shouldn't. One eating disorder we are going to talk about is anorexia and bulimia nervosa which we will talk about later. You may also see that people may do self mutilation which is really bad for you and your body, it can lead to cutting yourself and doing things to your body that you shouldn't do. The last thing we are going to talk about is that you will need to find peace with your body. The reason why you need to find peace with your body is because you will feel hundred percent better about yourself if you do. Also you won't care about what other people think of your body. Caring about what people think can cause eating disorder, self-mutilation and then you will have to try to find peace with your body. When women see bodies of a model on television or pictures they will start to think that this is how their body is suppose to be. They will try things to get their bodies like the models. That could lead to having eating disorder. There are many different kinds of eating disorders. The first one is anorexia. When people have anorexia they are "15% below average their height" (Willett 2007), they have little fat on their body so it's harder for their body to maintain body temp, it weakens the heart from working so hard, and they will feel unhappy and irritable. Another…

paintings, drawings, and prints were meant to represent the anxiety and emotional turmoil that munch was feeling. In his painting The Scream, many see the sky as beautiful sunset when in all reality, Munch used shades of red to represent blood. It has been said that Munch received the inspiration behind the setting of the painting while visiting his sister Laura Catherine at the mental hospital in Oslo. He was apparently walking on a road that overlooked the city. Munch later wrote, “"One…

he painted his life. The Scream is his most famous painting, Munch painted this after he experienced of a scream piercing through through nature while on a walk. The Scream is extremely intricate, scary and mysterious. Red and orange are his colors of choice and he emphasizes a lot in the painting. The Scream painted by Edvard Munch in 1893. This was painted at the end of the nineteenth century during a transitional period in art history. Munch used art to express his inner thoughts,…

I think the scream is a great painting overall. I wanted to do Van Gogh’s Starry Night, but realized that wasn’t an option after reading the paper requirements since we looked at it in class. I was going to go for another Van Gogh painting, but when I looked up his name I found The Scream and went for that one. One thing that really brings the piece together is the lines. They definitely lead your eye all around the paper. You start focusing in on the face and then the blue lines of the river…

painted the famous painting which he named “The Scream” to represent his past. The painting consists of a child standing at the edge of the road facing a different direction from his companions who seem to be walking towards a different direction. The child is screaming while facing the departing companions. “The Scream” is a name given to represent each of the four versions of his paintings which are kept at the Munch museum. The aim of this paper is to analyze the painting. This will be…

I took a big breath preparing for my first day, stood at the doorway waiting for the hyperactive kids to briskly pile in; I was wearing a red and white striped dress paired with my finest red pumps and bright red nail polish. When all the kids were seated I went to the board and printed my name and noted where I was from with chalk. I swiftly brushed the chalk off my hands. Then I said, “The board reads I am Miss Caroline Fishere, I am from North Alabama, from Winston Country.” The day…

Red Eyed Monster During the summer of 2012 when I was only 12 years old, we moved into a new house in a relatively good neighborhood. The house itself was amazing, the exterior painted a soothing brown color and a lavish front lawn, the interior decorated beautifully. But it wouldn’t be how beautiful he house was that would make me remember it forever, it would be the strange events that took place inside my room that would engrave haunting memories into my mind. On the ceiling of my room was…

The idea of the sacred and the profound intrinsically relates to the nature of being; the way in which one lives: the way a human being chooses to exist. For this reason, artists often explore and develop their understanding of the nature of being through the what is considered sacred and profound to either themselves, or their community. This exploration not only inspires their own profoundness, but also further inspires and challenges these notions within both the populace and the artistic…

Munch created four versions of this work in both paintings and pastels. The most recognizable version is an oil, tempera, and pastel on cardboard. This version is found at the National Gallery in Oslo, Norway. This is an abstracted piece shows a man in dark clothes screaming on a bridge. The bridge begins in the foreground where the man is standing and recedes into the middle left of the painting. Under the bridge is a dark blue river that retreats into the back middle and right of the painting.…

tenth, at 7:30!" The manager argued, "and it's 8:33! I expected this to be on time, now get out!" Dustin left the dull office building, the small office tower looked blank compared to the other large and prospered New York skyscrapers. Stress was the only thing stuck in his mind, he didn’t know what to do. "Where am I going to work now?" He questioned, as he suddenly caught sight of a booming red banner. "Help wanted at the national firefighter's society?" Dustin said,…