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…by a newfound understanding of the man and his art. I largely concentrated on my first and later perceptions in the design elements and principles of lighting or value, infinite space, color, and focal point. After conducting research, my first perceptions about…

…Coloring and Painting <Tab/>Painting is another type of symbolic language that we have discussed throughout the semester. These symbols gather emotions and meanings from the past, and are articulated through a colored two dimensional…

…life. You feel by looking at him that this is a man who has worked for everything that he has ever received in his life. Why do you feel this, though? Let’s begin with the colors chosen for this piece. The colors revolve around brown, giving you…

…” description and enters secondary school and social activities with enthusiasm. He also shows this enthusiasm with his artwork. During the blue period (1901-1903) Picasso’s paintings focused mainly on the color blue. This particular color is effective in conveying…

…The rapid evolution of a style characterized by canvases filled with swirling, bright colors depicting people and nature is the essence of Vincent Van Gogh's extremely prolific but tragically short career. Vincent Willem van Gogh…

…. He overcomes his “delicate” description and enters secondary school and social activities with enthusiasm. He also shows this enthusiasm with his artwork. During the blue period (1901-1903) Picasso’s paintings focused mainly on the color blue…

…De-Stijl(The Style),also called " Neoplasticism" is recognizable by the use of straight horizontal and vertical lines as well as the use of the primary colors red, yellow and blue. They also used the colors black, white and gray. It is a style that went…

…that comes out of the mouths of people whose eyes tell the story in visual terms". They eyes of the characters were not the only aspects Hitchcock used to tell the story. This director also relied on colors, sounds, and objects to tell a deeper story, then what…

…motif, through which the reader is drawn into a Paradise that is fantastically created, an Eden that is not limited in its range of vision due to the wealth, class, nationality, and color of its individuals, but rather embraces the many hues and varieties…

…the product. What caught my eye was the color of the ad; it is a bright yellow color just like you would see at a stoplight, maybe to tell the reader to slow down and read this ad. The ad promises a desire to men by telling them that if you have…