Linda Lynch's Seed Visual Analysis

Line: Line is how this artwork is formed, so an example of this is actual lines. Actual lines is physical real lines, such as a circle, triangle, or a rectangle. In the Sower 1888, actual lines in this case is the sun, the house in the far end of the field, and the halo above the sower’s head. The huge sun in the middle of the oil painting is an example of van Gogh’s obsession over the color “ yellow,” and how the sun is the star of this painting (wordpress.com). The house is the next example of actual lines and for this work of art, this foreshadows van Gogh’s next painting called “Summer Evening, Wheatfield with Setting sun, 1888” (painting-planet.com).

The set up for this symbolic poem is a Petrarchan sonnet, one stanza, and 14 lines. The first set of lines, 1-8, are the octave that describes the grasshopper, while the sestet, lines 9-14, talk about the cricket. The poet also uses many commas, dashes, colons, and semi-colons to separate his thoughts. The next part of the poem is the rhyme scheme.

Therefore, the world is not like a machine and because the analogy between a machine and the world collapses then there is no reason to believe that an intelligent designer created the world. Another alternative is that the world is actually more like a living organism than it is to a machine. This route would prove the second part of premise one ‘…parts adjusted to each other, with means to ends’. This would entail that the world was created in much the same way plants are produced. Therefore the world is an offspring of another world or worlds bigger and older and evolution gives us many credible justifications for how substances like plants and even animals came into existence.

If one was to imagine the novel without color, the novel would simply be dreary, just as Kansas was. One would not be able to picture the beautiful landscapes and exciting places such as the yellow brick road or the Emerald city. It would be a different kind of story with next to no imagery. In conclusion, Frank Baum, author of Wizard of Oz, presented his novel around the idea of color.

Jane Smiley argues that Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn suggests only “a recognition of the obvious -- that blacks, slave and free, are human” and therefore does not deserve to be shelved on the western canon nor taught in schools (Smiley). Contrary to Smiley’s statement, the story educates on many more morals and philosophies in addition to racism and depicts the protagonist Huck fighting against deeply rooted societal conventions at the time (and even in places today) that a black person amounts to less value than a white person. This novel deserves to be on the western canon as it is far more nuanced than Smiley suggests; Huck’s fighting societal prejudices, teaches people to defeat stereotypes and value people not

in fact Xie He wrote that “Even if the artist is skillful, he will not be able to elevate himself above an ordinary craftsman. Their art will be called painting, but in fact it will not be a true art. The Spirit Resonance is a gift of heavens, a natural talent one is born with. It pours straight out of one’s soul.”

Other than the subject(s) of an image, and the arrangement of them, there are many other factors which make a still life a still life. In still life there are many styles, as well as abundance and wealth being re-occurring themes, simplifying objects, or playing with them, their relationships with each other, is a common factor of most. Here in Talbot’s shadow picture we see a very unique flatness – making them (figure 2) appear more abstract, like a scientific study of the subject, the plant almost becomes symbolic in its bold simplicity. This image helps to support my earlier point on the still life photograph beginning from studying ordinary organic, natural shapes like fruits, vegetables, etc. As well as this, colours, textures, shapes

Both advertisements feature black outfits. There are also pops of red in the photos, namely the necklace and flower in the Celine advertisement, and the backpack in the middle of the Dolce and Gabbana advertisement. Judith Williamson wrote in her book, Decoding Advertisements: Ideology and Meaning in Advertising, that the “use of colour is simply a technique, used primarily in pictorial advertising, to make correlations between a product and other things. The use of colour is not significant in itself; it is the significance of the correlation it makes” (24). In terms of following this technique, the Dolce and Gabbana advertisement is more successful in capturing the attention of viewers.

The colours are always clear, mostly used are achromatic and primitive colours. Banal objects of the everyday life get isolated and were modified alone or processed in collages. Pop art is a connection between reality and art, handled with abstract means. Some artists duplicated beer bottles, soup cans, comic strips, road signs, and similar objects in paintings, collages, and sculptures. Others incorporated the objects themselves into their paintings or sculptures, sometimes in startlingly modified form.

The Palette of fauves was closer to abstraction but did not explore into a major art form due to lack of presentation and patronage. Most of the post war artists of the west were looking towards the east in order to find a spiritual anchor the peace of eastern religions and the color pallet of the eastern art might have guided them into the paths of abstract art. The origin growth and development of Indian modern abstract art should be seen against the international backdrop. Abstract art became a huge moment in Indian art during the period of 1960 to 1970. Till them Indian artist were over taken between the debates of European academicism and indigenous art practices.

She’s uses glue, glittering glass beads that are placed one by one, jewelry, steal, fiberglass, and razor wire. One of her most know pieces were Kitchen and Back Yard which was a full size lawn composed of 250,000 beaded blades of grass and a full size kitchen that was made from thousands of little beads. Liza’s work tends to be an imitation of the real world but it actually is not real because it’s made of tons of beads. I believe the material she uses is very important to form because it creates a unique form that has not been done and it takes a long time and patience. Lou is able to mesmerize children, artists, and critics from the way her art works are portrayed.

Alien plants include flowers used only for the purpose of landscaping and plants that hail from other regions that are not from the desert. Humans are the ringmasters of furthering the spread of invasive species. 90% of the cause of tortoise decline is obtained from human activity. Nonnative seeds attach to our vehicles, clothes, and pets. Consequently, the seeds fall on native soil and occupy vacant space, preventing native plants to grow properly.

Posing laws in farm would definity help in this situation. Everytime heavily fine would posed

The Nasca style was influenced by the Paracas style. The pottery had round bottoms, doubled sprouts, and burnished polychrome surfaces. On the pottery, they would design them with plants, animals, and mythological creatures. The Nasca designs represent religious deities, and sacred rituals. Moche pots are painted clay vessels.

James Baldwin once said that “the purpose of art is to lay bare the questions which have been hidden by the answers.” Arlene Goldberg highlights this statement by posing three questions: who are we as people, what do we stand for, and how do we want to be remembered. In order to find these answers, one can simply turn to the boundless subjectivity of art. Often overlooked, Georgia O’Keeffe was crucial to the growth of American Modernism. Her techniques display perfection through her pristine utilization of rhythm, movement, and unity.