A photographer wants to apply the design principles of space in his photograph. What will he MOST likely focus on?
A.
how light or dark his photograph is
B.
what his subject might feel like if it could be touched
C.
where the objects are placed in his photograph
D.
what colors are present in the photograph
Answer:
A
Explanation:
A makes the most sense.
Answer:C: Where the objects are placed in his photograph
Explanation:
The art period is defined as:
A. The way an artwork looks or the way an artwork is made.
B. When an artist creates a new work of art that has never been seen before.
C. A time frame when artworks with similar characteristics were made
D. A group of artists who create art together in the same place.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
e.g the renaiisance era
or surrealism
these time frames can be applied onto many different subjects like fashion period ,art periods and mechanics periods
e.g renesiance era clothing/fashion era/period
e.g medieval painting - arts era/ period
e.g Science in the Age of Enlightenment- science era
When drawing, intersecting lines to model a shape is called crosshatching.
7. Which of the following situations would be best suited for action drawing?
• You want to capture the apprehension of a man hesitating before opening a door.
•You want to capture the expression of a speaker at a rally.
•You want to show how rested your subject feels after waking from a nap.
•You want to show the force that a pitcher uses to throw a baseball.
Answer: Oh now I can answer, Its the fourth one ^^
13. When did Michael Jackson strike out on his own?
Answer:
At the age of 13, Jackson launched a solo career in addition to his work with the Jackson 5, making the charts in 1971 with "Got to Be There," from the album of the same name.
Explanation:
Answer:
Michael Joseph Jackson ONM was an American singer, songwriter and dancer. Dubbed the "King of Pop", he is regarded as one of the most significant cultural figures of the 20th century.
Explanation:
because
The Elements of Music:
Beat, Rhythm, Meter, Pitch, Dynamics, Duration, Timbre
What is the relationship between time and sound in music?
Answer:
When in the right tempo the timing is needed to make the right beat in the music.
Explanation:
structure of the kofi nanna head
This is a structure of Kofi Annan Head
When drawing, intersecting lines to model a shape is called crosshatching.
True
False
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Sorry, there was no pretty shapes to judge. If the color is pee yellow INSTANT PASS! But if it's like sage green or some pretty light color, then say true because those colors will always be true to me. Anyways so like today I stumbled across this definition of your question. Its a method of line drawing that describes light and shadow, which sounds good because I haven't heard any pee yellow so far. But anyways the light uses the blankness of the paper while the shadows create crossed lines. Anyways, I so did NOT search this I just totally know it on the top of my head but like dresses with those shadow figures, SO IN girl go for it. I didn't hear much about shapes, but shapes are so out of season right now, it's not worth it.
Discuss a contemporary artist (in any genre) who you think has been influenced by what might be considered an unusual source of inspiration
Answer:
burna boy
Explanation:
he is a singer and his unusual source of inspiration was dated back to 1972 who was Fela Kuti a famous jazz man
if you play saxophone, can you please help me? my saxophone has been sounding very spitty, and I’ve done everything to try and get it to stop. I’ve cleaned my mouthpiece and saxophone, I’ve changed reeds, and I had already gotten a new saxophone. It’s mostly on lower notes.
does anyone know how to get rid of the spitty/airy sound?
Answer:
If the idea of inhaling moisture is too much for you and you are able to take apart your sax, then pop off the neck and either knock it against your leg to jostle the moisture out or blow in the large hole under the base to force out condensation that has built up in the neck bend.
Answer:
Try placing your mouth piece lower and your reed higher
Explanation:
How did rosa bonheur contribute to the humanities?
Rosa Bonheur, original name Marie-Rosalie Bonheur, (born March 16, 1822, Bordeaux, France—died May 25, 1899, Château de By, near Fontainebleau), French painter and sculptor famed for the remarkable accuracy and detail of her pictures featuring animals.
Bonheur succeeded her father as director of the School of Drawing for Young Girls, a position in which she was able to encourage young women to pursue artistic careers. She also began work on a painting depicting horses, which was destined to become her most famous work.
From early childhood Rosa Bonheur had a liberal outlook and defiant personality, attributed in part to her father's belief in a form of socialism whereby class and gender distinctions were radically dissolved. As such, even though born at a time when women were not admitted to art school and most typically became absorbed into a life of domestic dependency, this was not Bonheur's fate. With her father's support she began to paint prolifically from her early teenage years, by mid career she had been awarded many prestigious accolades previously only achieved by men, and in later life she was famous and independently wealthy.
Alongside her English counter-part, Edwin Landseer, Rosa Bonheur was the foremost French "animalier" (animal painter) of her age, and arguably of all time. Bonheur's work was linked to landscape painting and the Realist tradition, but also spoke of a connection between nature, art, and society that ran deeper than the observational platform from which the canvases initially sprang. As the influential theorist John Ruskin well articulated in 1847, by painting surrounding nature, "by rejecting nothing; believing nothing", that then, effortlessly and organically "the truth" emerges. In this 'truth' there is a subtle moral lesson of equality to be learnt, that even animals have a soul, and that all (and this applies to humans now too), no matter how big, small, dark or light, deserve attention, care, and visibility. Rosa Bonheur said herself that she was 'wed to her art'. As such, her pictures become her children painted with unfailing dedication and exquisite tenderness. She was a pioneer for an alternate family structure, spending her life in a same sex partnership devoted to the creation and care of animals and art works.
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Chromatic melody was used during the Romantic period to express: A. virtuosity and musicianship. B. emotion and feeling. c. political discontent. O D. desire for social change. SUBMIT
Answer:
emotion and feeling
Explanation:
I took the 6.16 Unit Test: Romantic Period and Twentieth-Century Music - Part 1 v2 test.
In wasomi secondary 30% of the students study biology, 45% physics and 15% both biology and physics. If a student is randomly selected, what is the probability that he studys biology or physics.
90% is the correct answer.
30% + 45% + 15% = 90%
Answer:
90%
Explanation:
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Item 1
Which statements about the elements of art and principles of design are true?
Choose all answers that are correct.
A. Artists organize the elements of art using the principles of design.
B. The basic building blocks artists use are called the principles of design.
C. An example of the principles of design is using repeated shapes to create pattern.
D. How artists use the elements and principles determines their style, and influences how we think and feel about their works.
E. Examples of the elements of art are contrast, emphasis, and unity.
Explanation:
c and a and d. im not very god with art sorry
The term "alla prima" is Italian, for all in one go.
True
False
Socrates believes the life of the just woman, ruled by her love for wisdom, not as pleasant as that of an unjust woman, but one she’ll accept because she feels obligated
Answer:
The pleasure a philosopher experiences from her pursuit of wisdom is the most pure form of pleasure because it does not entail its opposite – pain.
Explanation:
1. What is the difference between ornamentation and representational art? 2. Why should we be cautious about using art historical techniques on Paleolithic art? 3. What is the difference between art and an artifact? 4. What does the Venus of Willendorf emphasize? Why? 5. Name and describe the perspective used in the paintings at Lascaux. 6. What are some of the theories concerning why the paintings were made?
Answer:
This is the answer to the first question. Ornamentation art is used to decorate a person of strung beads made up by using snail shells and other material. Representational art is imagery form of art that paint or cave on a wall.
Explanation:
this about spingtrap ok
spingbonnie is there and he said "i all ways come back" he get burn then spingtrap comes and he said "i all ways come back" then he gets burn then scraptrap comes and says "i all ways come back" then he gets burn then gltichtrap come and turns to a plush
Answer:
His will always die and come back as your big daddy oh yaaaaaaaaa
Explanation:
No need am I right
Prompt: Tell me a story about A villain you like….
Make sure it is at least 2 paragraphs long!!
Subject Drama
Answer:
I would cat woman because she is an independent woman and that's good to have as a role model. She doesn't depend on anybody else to do anything for her. That´s are some of the things I like about her.
Explanation:Hope this helps
Beethoven wrote his Symphony No. 9 when he was completely deaf. Losing his hearing caused him much sadness and anger. What differences in his music can you hear between Symphony No. 5 and Symphony No. 9?
the name of the ugliest and prettiest colors in the world
Answer:
Ugliest:Pantone 448 C Prettiest:YInMn blue
Explanation:
no need
Answer:
In my opinion or as a fact?
According to g0-0gle, the ugliest color is 'drab dark brown' the prettiest color is 'YInMn blue'
In my opinion, the ugliest color is dark brown. The prettiest is scarlet
Explanation:
Which of the following is NOT one of Da Vinci's artworks?
A. Ginevra de Benchi
B. David
C. Mona Lisa
D. The Last supper
Answer: I would say David but if it’s not David I don’t know what it could be
David was not an artwork of Da Vinci. Hence, option B is appropriate.
Who was Da Vinci?An Italian polymath of the High Renaissance, Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci worked as just a painter, draughtsman, engineer, scientist, theorist, sculptor, as well as and architect.
Although Leonardo Da Vinci is most renowned for his passionate and emotive paintings, he also carried out a great number of meticulous experiments and produced futuristic technologies that were revolutionary at the time. He made significant scientific discoveries as a result of his sharp eye and quick mind, yet he never shared his insights with the world.
In some of his paintings, Leonardo Da Vinci experimented with using an unconventional perspective. He would warp the image to produce an illusion of depth from such an angle if a painting were to be hung on a board where it was largely seen from an angle.
Hence, option B is correct.
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8. If a formal, finished portrait of an older woman captures the details of her hair, eyes, and skin
yet also captures an inner sense of quiet dignity, at what stage of the artist's process was the
dignity likely rendered?
O After axis line was drawn
Before andis line was drawn
O After details were added
O Before details were added
9. true
10. true
11. false
nothing answer so you can get 100 points
Answer:
thanks for the points my friend
Which is an unreliable source of information for fashion forecasters? HERE'S THE ANSWER / PLATO USER
Answer:
Good Job!
Explanation:
This is the most popular Chinese opera style
sad and shrieks opera
Dramatic opera
Beijing (Peking) opera
Moscow opera
How did illuminated manuscripts originate? Did other cultures have similar ways to spread their religion or was this specific to Christianity?
Answer:
This was specific to Christianity.
Explanation:
Illuminated manuscripts were hand-made books, usually on Christian scripture or practice, produced in Western Europe between c. 500-c. 1600. They are so called because of the use of gold and silver which illuminates the text and accompanying illustrations.
The term "overlapping" refers to making objects smaller so that they appear farther away.
Question 1 options:
True
False
Answer:
im pretty sure it might be false?
Apology:
sorry if im wrong and sorry im 3 hours late-
cual es la función del objeto directo
Answer:
can you speak in english please
Explanation:
same, but balanced nevertheless
Describes a composition that contains very
little, if any, energy.
Answer:
um... is this a question? if so I'm guessing energy
Explanation: