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With a strong appreciation and admiration for nature, it has been my main focus on portraying my exact vision and perception of it through my eyes. Recently the capturing of natural beauty has formed the foundation of my inspiration. In this day and age technology has a major impact on the world and on ourselves. With it having such a large impact on our lives as people the majority tend be get utterly consumed by it, cutting us off from the things that really matter.
Through my works this year my main aim is to bring about a question into the head of each viewer … by adding expressive colours and bringing about a subtle interaction between civilization and the wild. With emphases on the use of fine detail in each work and an accurate interpretation …show more content…

My original first sculptures were of Plaster of Paris that has formed the base canvas of the majority of the series and the moving over to a carved wood base for my later sculptures. I’ve chosen for a sculpted base to give the viewer a really life 3d perspective of what I am portraying and show the actually features in fine detail. With each of my sculpture I’ve use different techniques in creating detail upon each as well as create the visuals. I’ve used acrylic and pencil in order to bring across a message unnoticed natural beauty with in nature as well as the clashing between civilisation and how these amazing creations are no longer thought of and being excluded from the lives of …show more content…

Bladens sculpture Potato Bass Life-size (figure B) contains a lot of expressive colours but in a very realistic and natural manner. With myself being able to have this close encounter with my subject, as in figure C, because of it I’ve been able to depict the finer delicate details and add in hard expressive colour which portrays characteristics and the personality of these species, as well as adds unnoticed detail that gives a new perspective to the viewer, that is realistic, and very different from any other general realistic interpretation done, which is the primary idea of my whole series. In my main sculpture of the series, (Figure C) I have used a very similar use of shape that resembles a very accurately scaled replica of the subject which can also be seen in works of Bladens in (Figure A and B), but instead of using Bronze I’ve used plaster of Paris to create the body of my

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Art from the natural world were made back in the day by indigenous people. Indigenous people or our ancestors used natural materials in order to create works of art. These artworks are pieces of artifacts that allow art historians to understand how our ancestors perceived art. In this essay we will be talking about the Painted Elk Hide and the Black-on-black ceramic vessels. By talking about these two works of art we will be able to have a further understanding of the natural world.

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In this assignment, I have chosen to analyze the two art pieces that I liked the most. The first is Hay Making, by Jules Bastien-Lepage, and the second is Thanatopsis, by Asher Brown Durand. Both pieces are take place in nature, and it is because of this that I enjoy them more so than others. To me being out in nature is

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The writer, during this stage, develops a standard for his argument by using a major part of today’s society, technology. The author is not necessarily against technology, but he suggests that an increase in technology to create nature and not

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Written Assignment #6 In Judith Jarvis Thompson’s article, A Defense of Abortion, where Thompson discusses argues that abortion is not always permissible, but permissible in certain circumstances; such as, the abortion is done attempt to save the mother’s life and in cases of rape. However, I do not believe provides a solid enough argument in stating that abortion is immoral in nearly all circumstances. In this argument, Thompson takes on the perceptive that the fetus is a living person.

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Over time, the relationship between people and nature has spread further and further apart. Author, Richard Louv in “Last Child in the Woods” argues how nature is being replaced with technology. Louv begins the article with the evidence of altering nature to change how it looks instead of keeping it the way it was created. Then he provides an anecdote about a customer refusing a television to be built into a car. In the third paragraph, he uses imagery to remind the reader of memories of looking at nature out the car window before electronics were so easily accessible.

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In other words, McCloskey drew pictures of nature in such a way as to allow viewers see its beauty. For instance, the shadows created by the clouds seem so authentic that it allows the reader to appreciate them. This natural image is also viewed in McCloskey’s pictures

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Exploratory Essay I am the kind of person that cares about connections and relationships. I would rather have connections with others than be rich. My relative life goal is to be surrounded by those whom I love and love me. I doubt I could live a happy life without people with whom I make happy and in return, do the same.

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The ninety five theses were written by Martin Luther. He became a monk because lightening struck a tree and knocked him face down and he said that God had spared him. He wrote the ninety five theses because he thought there were a lot of things wrong with the Catholic Church. He thought that the pope had to much power. The ninety five theses was a list of things that he thought were wrong with the church.

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I have always had a passion for drawing, painting, and crafting. Within the landscaping aspect of horticulture, I plan to focus more on the Hardscaping portion. I have done some Hardscaping on a few friends’ properties. I absolutely loved the planning, designing, and the construction of the project. Given the opportunity to step back and admire a piece of art representing my landscaping abilities is truly extraordinary.

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While these changes could have been viewed as negative, the artist chose to see them as beautiful. He chooses everyday to believe that what nature does to his sculptures not only makes them remarkable, but completes the

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Graphic Design has always been an ever evolving and changing field. Graphic design-like activities can be found throughout history like the ancient cave paintings or the manuscript of the Middle Ages. As the true purpose of graphic design is to communicate, technology has since made this process more effective, extending the reach and spread of information. This allows graphic design to have a higher level of impact that cannot be achieved without the use of technology.

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These photographers and filmmakers are significant for the blending of science and art that criticized culture and ideology. As we shall see later in this book, photos (and media) with a purpose live on and documentarians continue to emulate many of these stylistic techniques practicing the science of ecology of the

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By the power of photography, the natural image of a world that we neither know nor can know, nature at last does more than imitate art: she imitates the

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One often takes nature for granted by not taking all that it offers into account, the quintessential person does not usually attempt to scrutinize its appeal to the senses and how the scenery changes with the seasons. Many things comprised in nature during the various seasons appeal to the observer both visually and aurally. During the summer, one can see the vivid colors of the fully blossomed flowers. The juicy ripe fruit protrudes from the branches of the fruit trees. The trees, whose branches have begun to form a border along the outskirts of the traffic-heavy highway, resemble money, for they are a deep dark-green color.

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The unique juxtaposition of the views of Lady Feeding the Cats allows the author to explore the different perspectives of nature’s work. Imagery is used to reflect a deeper understanding of the composer 's perspective and impacts the audience’s

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