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    permissive parenting style but, I liked to do things independently. Following teacher’s direction in art, frustrated me when the final product didn 't look exactly like the teachers. It made me hate art. Much later in high school, I learned about Salvador Dali and more in depth about Pablo Picasso. Picasso’s Cubism of faces was my favorite. The art made me happy and kind of silly that a rectangle could me a nose. Learning that,…

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    Arts have been vital to the communication between and survival of the human species. We have evolved over thousands of years from the time of the cavemen our first art being that depicting that of the hunt to the modern surrealism depicted by Salvador Dalí. The vast expanse of emotion behind visual art is truly beyond the peripheral of the mind’s eye. The talents depicted by such magnificent Baroque artists such as Rembrandt, Caravaggio, and the female painter Artemisia Gentileschi as well as…

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    Born at the end of the 19th Century in France and spread over Europe during the 20th century, Symbolism opposed completely to Impressionism. While Impressionism focused on the reality of daily life, Symbolism suggested ideas through symbols, complemented by colours and shapes. Symbolism reacted against the materialism and soulless urbanization of the Victorian Era. With symbolism, spirituality, imagination, fantasy, dreams and visions were given form. In painting, the symbolism could be…

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    Tempera vs. Oil Painting One of the oldest mediums that were used commonly by the artists were tempera and oil paint. Although these materials are used to paint very photo-realistic images, they have many differences. Tempera is mostly used to create a very opaque painting that needs to be made fairly quickly. This painting medium is consists of colored pigments mixed with a binding agent, an egg yolk. Tempera is an incredibly fast drying material and acts as an extremely long lasting method of…

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    Definition Essay Ambition

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    cultural background, has. It can be a driving force for success or in some cases, a road to failure. Heraclitus said that “big results require big ambitions,” whereas Thomas Merton believes “when ambition ends, happiness begins.” I agree with Salvador Dali who once said, “Intelligence without ambition is a bird without wings.” “Big results require big ambitions.” To achieve something great requires dedication, time, energy, and…

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    that doesn’t depict anything. They also, “paid more attention to stylization, form, and contrasting qualities of the surface of the material” (About Sculpture in Western Art). Salvador Dali uses illusions and hallucinations in his sculptures. As one of the best Surrealists of all time, he has inspired many modern day artists. Dali had used symbolism and themes in his artwork. For example, some had the theme of death or love, or some would symbolize religion, or his fetishes. Giacometti also used…

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    Godfather's Of Animation

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    The godfather’s of animation and the - , How do they compare to one another?, How do they vary?. One might think the similarities between animation and painting is scarce, but when the traditional methods are brought to light can that still be considered as true?. When people aspire toward’s animation in today’s society, it often the bastions of traditional animation that capture the imagination, such as Studio Ghibli, founded by animator and director Hayao Miyazaki. The dedication by the…

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    Ever since there has been life on earth, art and music have played in important role in our society. Throughout history, music as well as art, has been an indicator of what the mindset was from many cultures. Starting in the late nineteenth century, we can start to see a different style of art emerge, which was the modern era. This era introduced many styles such as impressionism, expressionism, symbolism, and pop art, to name a few. Like any new concept or idea, this was an exciting time for…

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    In almost every major religion, the world is strictly divided into the good and the bad. In Christianity, the bad side of the world is represented by Satan and his servants. Christians believe that he is able to capture their souls if they die sinful; if they acknowledge their sins and believe in Jesus, they will be saved. Interestingly enough, the Bible always hints at the fact that there is no pure good and pure evil in the world; even Satan used to be one of the most faithful angels of God.…

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    According to Salvador Dali, surrealist painter, the difference “between a madman and me. The madman thinks he is sane, and I know I am mad” In Faulkner’s As I Lay Dying , a person who is sane is practical and whose actions can be predicted. Meanwhile, insanity is defined as unconventional actions that can not be explained. Nevertheless, Faulkner 's take on sanity is deeper than opposites written on paper. Sanity can never truly be defined for every being is irrational, and the ability to be…

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