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    Empowerment Case Study

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    Some people are oriented toward very short time horizons where they think in terms of minutes and hours- a short time horizon (W&C, 53). Other people think in terms of months and years – a long horizon (W&C, 53). These differences were solved through proper planning, congruent communication, and clearly defining roles and responsibilities. The team also incorporated both task facilitating roles and relationship building roles in order to meet goals (W&C, 423). By being both supportive of each other and displaying task facilitating behaviors the team was able to produce quality work and work within all prescribed time…

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    have some type of physical texture from the way the paint dried. This work is an oil painting. The different paints seem as if they swirl within each other, especially in the water and sky. Pattern: Pattern is more clear through the way the work was painted, as opposed to obvious repetitive patterns. The work loosely reminds me of Vincent Van Gogh's works. The style is similar to his Starry Night, where each brush stroke is clear, and the different colors of paint are immersed within each…

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    Now is the time to create the top plane by drawing lines that converge (tend to meet in a point or line; as lines that are not parallel) into the vanishing points. Measure the distance between the front corner of the cube and its top sides (the one you just create in the previous step, including right and left), this length should be between 0.7 and 1 inch and then make a mark. This next step is difficult, so please read carefully; the cube is divided between the left and right side. After…

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    would flow from a crisp blue to a subtler shade of purple. Passionate pinks and oranges would come just out of that finally resting upon a vibrant yellow source. I caught myself thinking once, “This looks exactly like a painting.” Yet, I was quick to remember that such a painting could only be based on what was right in front of me since Earth is the original artist. The lower the sun slipped, the more intense the colors became until the horizon swallowed the sun and yellow turned to orange.…

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    opted to conduct my rhetorical analysis and evaluation on the Emergency Preparedness poster from the Ad Council. The print ad or poster in question shows a town that a tornado has ripped through, with markers showing where members of a hypothetical family are located. The message of this particular ad piece is quite simple, in the event of a serious emergency; know where your family is. This in itself speaks to a need in all of us to be connected to our loved ones, especially in a time of…

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    Moon Illusion Lab Report

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    earth and moon did not change, the size of the moon appeared larger in the horizon but smaller at zenith. The debate of explanation behind this illusion had never stopped. Starting from as early as 330 B.C, Aristotle had discussed the moon illusion and explained it as effect of atmospheric phenomenon occurred close to the horizon (J. T. Enright, 1975). Later advocate of this reasoning stated…

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    It was created in Boca Raton, Florida in 2015. Afremov is a Russian-Israeli artist who mainly works with palette knifes and oils. He is a self-representing artist who only sells his artwork over the internet, although he does have artwork in galleries and sells to dealers. He paints mainly landscapes, city scenes, seascapes, flowers, and portraits. The majority of his work is very colorful and flows throughout the page. All of his painting reflect the certain personal memories and emotions that…

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    when you look deeper, there you would find them like fireflies in the trees. The horizon line for me is the table on which the rocks rest, the rocks are above the eye level of the viewer. 4. Content - What do you think the artist is trying to say? What Essential Elements of Art* are used to support what you think the artist is saying? Ms. Thi’ s earthwork expressed simplicity and strength. It seems like the artist in her would like to give the viewer the feelings of serenity and boldness at the…

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    The Woods Monologue

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    random kid with muddy clothes came up to me and sat down next to me, we had a conversation it went like this. I said,”Hey” A stranger said, “hey bro did your brother fall in a pit?” I said, “Are you dehydrated?” I asked that because most of the time when you are at summer camp and someone is asking you some random questions they are mostly dehydrated. A stranger said, “stands up and walked away” This is not a joke it actually happened I thought I was dehydrated or dreaming it kinda scared me.…

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    There are two major principles of design that are throughout the work, perspective and hierarchy. The entire painting is an aerial view of the landscape below Mount Holyoke. It starts up front showing some of the area of Mount Holyoke like the tree the hidden artist and the foliage on it, but then it transitions to below Mount Holyoke to the valley, river, hills, and mountains below. It even shows the smaller details of the tamed land below. It goes far off into the distance showing the horizon…

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