Color

and Morning on the River. Dusk on Lower Broadway is an oil canvas painting of a similar breed, currently displayed in the Cornell Fine Arts Museum at Rollins College. It depicts a cold city street, utilizes a simple, yet pleasing, range of primary colors, and represents the charming way that busy cities drown out details and people. In this painting, Lie creates the familiar set of a cold and wet New York City street. Along the middle and upper divisions of the painting, tall vertical lines…

company's products. In Mac vs PC, and PC vs Mac ads they used Colors, Product Characterization, and Product Presentation to convince the audience why there product is the best. They use a very simple, and similar technique that will grab an audience's attention. This technique will be used for many years to come, and will soon be used against them. With the rise of of demand of technology the suppliers have made more advertisements. Color is used in many ways in different advertisements it…

Throughout the history of art, it appears to me that people of color have not been equally or fairly represented. The artwork that I have chosen to analyze includes a person of color as the primary focus of the painting. The piece is titled ‘Trying His Hand’ by painter Mary Ellen Jones. It is currently in the Oakland Museum of California. The painting was made in 1881 and it is oil on canvas. It is 24.87 inches in height and 29.75 inches in width. The piece is classified as both ‘genre painting’…

on display in the Kennedy Museum along with several other landscapes of his: Long Run and Long Pond Shoreline. In Long Pond: Daylight LaPalombara successfully manipulates color and depth to portray a realistic, picturesque experience. The overall color scheme of the piece contains an analogous color scheme based off of cool color such as a variety of blues, white, and a soft touch of green. The various shades of blue establish a peaceful, yet isolated mood as the blue implies that the image was…

heard with the soul and not the ears, that’s what makes it so great. When people hear music, they are naturally attracted to listen. When people see such a colorful and vibrant painting, it has the same effect as hearing the musician play aloud. The colors encapsulates a sense of vigiour and helps the audience hear the music. Without words, paintings tell a specific story. This painting reveals Christie’s story to thousands of people…

The artistic stylization used by early 20th century artists implemented a versatility of techniques which served to embody the idea of unity and relationships. Thomas Hart Benton’s Romance (c. 1931-32), Jerry Bywaters’ Oil Field Girls (c. 1940) and Yasuo Kuniyoshi’s Waitress from the Sparhawk (c. 1924-25)--which are all displayed all the Blanton Museum of Art--explore a sense of duality that exists between a human relationship. Through individual artistic methods and aesthetic approaches, each…

companies. The main goal of Bath and Body Works is to increase their sales using different marketing techniques such as changing the labels of their products to make it look more expensive, using different scents to attract people, and using bright colors on their products. Bath and Body Works many marketing strategies manage to pull in all sorts of customers with theses techniques. While one of their techniques might not pull in a customer another one of their strategies might. Companies, like…

bold vibrant colors, as well as many subdued tones. Other notable aspects of this painting include its visual texture, the people portrayed, and the overall subject matter. Although there may be some story behind this artwork, it is up to the viewer to decide what they believe the piece is about. Focusing on the colors, it is obvious that some things are meant to stand out more than others. For example, the two women sitting in the sand are painted with much brighter, vibrant colors than the…

at the story’s end: “What color was it now?” He asks the open-ended question rhetorically about the carpet to comment on its old, worn nature, regardless of whether it is actually purple or pink or some amalgam of colors in between. The repetition of the question is Abreu’s method of emphasizing the importance of color without explicitly defining its implications. The protagonist can see the color of the carpet, but he can also see the color of Beauty’s coat and the color of his mother’s hands…

The Coca-Cola Company recently came out with an advertisement for Diet Dr. Pepper. This advertisement shows 5 cupcakes and then a can of Diet Dr. Pepper as the sixth cupcake, and above the row are the words "nothing diet about it." While looking at this advertisement a viewer can view it to mean two different things. One way is the can of Diet Dr. Pepper taste just like a cupcake, so the taste has nothing diet about it. The other and more obvious way, is that the can of Diet Dr. Pepper cannot be…