In relation, sins of this irresistible feeling tend to mirror the analogy as the wolves hunt together in packs as he states. also develops this symbol as that of a female wolf, as opposed to a male…
The work of art I chose to discuss this week is, Equestrian Portrait of King Phillip II (Michael Jackson), an oil on canvas painting done in 2010 by Kehinde Wiley. I chose this painting because Kehinde Wiley’s art interests me. When I first looked up some of his work I found that he has a signature style of remake classic paintings from the 17th century all the way up to the 19th century. But he adds his own twist to them. He gets innovative and incorporates African-American figures into his paintings as the focal point.…
I attended to an art exhibition on Monday, October 13th, 2014 at The Schumacher Gallery. While visiting the gallery, I came across Alice Schille’s artwork named “The Green Chair”. Alice Schille an impressionist was born in Columbus in 1869. She was considered to be "one of America 's primary women watercolorist". Schille attended to the Columbus Art School (now known as the Columbus College of Art & Design) in 1887.…
On the bottom right, there is an area of a teal color. On the top right, there is a large yellow dot. Around that dot, it fades from black to white like on the bottom left. Over the entire piece there are red zig-zagged lines. The elements most obvious in my work are color, line, shape and value.…
My piece I have chosen for the Archibuld Rultiedge embodies my perspective of animal oppression caused by the hands/influences of humans. Being a supporter of animal and human rights, I deeply dug within my self to capture the emotions of the animal (lion), while including symbolic representations that tie with my over all message. The image of hands represent power/strength- capabilities of man. In the picture, depicts the violence and oppression of the lion; a animal of strength and dignity of the animal kingdom. As you can see the lion is being taken down by the items of man that are used to control or oppress another/thing, this represents the power and balance stripped by humans for their own greed and selfish intentions.…
(catch sentence) Bund is a non-profit organization founded in 1975 that goes by the ideal,” preserve nature, protect the environment” the author involves hyperbole to create his message. To do so, he places a bear trapped between two small clock hands. Using art techniques to create a mood on the viewer he is attempting to raise awareness of extinction. He brings to attention the mass and severe problem of animal extinction by conveying guilt.…
Rome was a polytheistic culture. This meant they believed in many gods and goddesses that all represented their own aspect of life or nature. The Romans were so devoted to them that they built massive buildings of worship to them known as the Pantheon. Not only did the Romans took what the gods said as law, but even incorporated them in their everyday lives and their ceremonies as well. This can be seen on the three wall paintings located in the Roman exhibit in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.…
The piece have many different elements of art and the three I chose were color,line, and shape. Color is one of the most important things in this picture, because if this was a plain black and white piece no one would find it interesting. This picture has all of the primary colors in it that's what makes it a strong piece. Also there's a lot of black in the picture as well the black is important to because it symbolizes the sadness. In each corner of the picture there's a different image so this pictures can tell many stories.…
When you think of peace you may think that total peace will never be obtained. People will always fight because of their greed and animals will always hunt for food to survive. Edward Hick an amazing artist was able to capture the perfect world in his oil painting called, “The Peaceable Kingdom”. He painted this unattainable world in 1847. With his combination of all the elements of art he could catch the viewer’s eye and draw them to the painting.…
I love how involved, free, and undefined sculpture can be. Before this class I felt a well done piece of sculpture was clearcut, realistic, and perfect. I’m glad that throughout this class my view has morphed into something much extensive. Life is not perfect so why do people try so hard to hide from the truth.…
The image I have is two-dimensional. There are Implied lines that seem to form a square, rectangle, and a skinny rectangle from the different color in the background. The image is made up of 4 hues: red, blue, blue-green, and orange. There are three main masses, which are geometric, that take up most of the image. There is a large square, which is blue, and it takes the most space out of the three main masses.…
Art, a painting on a wall might look meaningless but others consider art to be everything that surrounds them. Jackson Pollock and Roy Lichtenstein arts are extremely beautiful and well define which could change the way of how people thing about arts. The Mask, 1941 by artist Jackson Pollock, Landscape Steer, 1936-37 also by Jackson Pollock. The Drowning Girl , 1963 by Roy Lichtenstein. All three arts has a unique style, and amazing contrast.…
I first came across the striking black and white patterns of Zentangle art on Pinterest. I wondered how they had been made, but it was confusing to figure that out looking at websites. Was it drawing?...was it doodling?... The more I looked, the more confused I got, and what was that Zen stuff about? I wanted to know more.…
The Edo period in Japan brought many changes and great artworks into Japan and into the world, the artists responsible for these great works of art include many from Ito Jakuchu to Soga Shohaku, but none could deny the contributions Nagasawa Rosetsu made to art during this flourishing time in Japan. His unique style led to the creation of many peculiar and charming pieces of arts. Among these was the artwork “Bull and Puppy”, this piece of art helps to understand the one of a kind style the Rosetsu created, a mixture of western style shading and Japanese subject matter it is both elegant and light-hearted, and is arguably one of the best pieces of work he created in his lifetime. 1754, we see the birth of one of the most “unconventional” artist…
Who would have thought that all these elements are essential to art? For example; the line is something so simple yet extremely powerful in any form of art. It can be portrayed in many ways such as a simple mark; a line with a greater length and greater width. At times it conjoins many…