Art Media

This is a very broad question. To put it simply, values in art are the lightness and darkness of a piece. For instance, black-and-white photography depends on value or else the photograph you'd be seeing would simply be a flat color, or basically only one color. Whether or not the artwork utilizes different shades determines if it uses value

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Music can have a great influence on some people, and depending on the time period, it has also had big impacts on society. Music can influence people to do good and bad things, and even want to start a revolution.

People who are trained to excavate historic sites are known as Archaeologists. They are looking for any clues that will help them to know what was there, when it was built, who built it, why it was built and so on. They are not just looking for items such as coins and pottery, although if there are any then they are of great help in putting a date on when people lived there.

encostics, melted wax with oil paint in it, works beautifully on a wooden board.

The parable of Christ's death and resurrection.

Priscilla Jones is an artist that creates artworks out of wire and material's, she also uses buttons her art is very delicate but is still very detailed. :)))

If a piece of writing is unabridged, it means that it has not been shortened in any way. In an unabridged dictionary, the word "art" has multiple meanings, including a line of work that requires tremendous skill, the curriculum for a liberal arts education, and the business of gaining knowledge itself.

A portrait reflects the emotions and characteristics of the person painted/sketched. A lot of artists use the eyes as a means to reflect the emotions of the person and therefore the person's demeanor as a whole. From the emotions reflected upon the portrait's face, one can almost always begin to understand the character of that person.

Pop art and op-art were popular art movements in the 1960's. Pop art and Op art were separate art movements but the public mixed them, much to the annoyance of the founding artists. The term Op-art was first coined by Time magazine. It was typified by the dramatic, trick-optic effects of line and contrasting areas of colour. Fashion Designers picked up these art trends and modified them for use in their clothing designs. Courreges was influenced by the Op-art movement. Op art was the optical trick of contrasting areas of line and colour. Chain stores stocked black and white themed clothes and boots, coats and hats in PVC and other artificial materials. The look was effective but too much could cause headaches. In 1961 Andy Warhol's Pop art paintings "Advertisement," 1960, "Little King," 1960, "Superman," 1960, "Saturday's Popeye," 1960 were used in the window displays of the Bonwit Teller department Store in New York. Images from modern art appeared on dresses. They were symbols of mass-produced, commercial images.

Pottery Barn Canada sells the same types of things that US Pottery Barns do. They include things like furniture, household item, artificial flowers and plants, wedding accents, outdoor lights and nicknacks.

Vermeer, Rembrandt and Zurbaran, Caravaggio, Gerhard Richter, Georges De La Tour,

Goya, Morandi, Honore Daumier, Vija Celmins, Arikha and Djamel Tatah.

You may also want to research the art term Chiaroscuro, of which it is Italian for 'light-dark.' Some artists who employed the Chiaroscuro technique, epecially during the Renaissance, were Leonardo Da Vinci and Raphael.

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There is an entirely different process used in making each type of image. A lithograph is a very high quality machine printed image made by using a 4 color separation process much like how the covers of any color magazine is printed.

A Serigraph is a silk screened image. With a Serigraph the original oil painting is scanned and separated digitally into each and every color found in the original. A separate silk screen is created for each and every color that was scanned. There are usually from 80 to 130 individual colors in the majority of some Serigraphs.

Each silk screen is precisely placed over the Serigraph paper, and then by hand squeegee, paint for a specific color is applied. This single application of one paint color must then dry for at least 24 to 48 hours before the next color paint can be applied.

It can take a Serographer up to 6 months to produce 1 run of as many as 500 Serigraphs of the same image.

Serigraphs are also produced in much smaller numbers than Lithographs, and they are as costly to produce, and as close to the actual original painting as you can possibly get.

There is a very noticeable difference in the high quality of a Serigraph (technically original art) when compared to a Lithograph (reproduction).

One can learn to draw a caricature by reading the tutorials and watching videos at the websites, such as Learn to Draw, Tom Richmond and Dragoart. Drawing a caricature can be a lot of fun.

Photo collage is the work to combine a lots of photos into a whole new one. Of course you can create and add some customized features such as frame and text to make your collage much more special.

The best way to do collage is to do it on Mac as there are so many powerful photography applications on App store.

It would depend on the limestone!

"Freestone" limestone (masons' term) is fairly soft, fine-grained and homogenous so can be cut into smooth faces and fine details but cannot be polished very highly. Typically, it is from Jurassic deposits: e.g. Portland Stone (S. England) and Caen Stone (NW France).

The original Mason-Dixon Line marker stones are of Portland Stone thanks to the Penn (as in ~sylvania) family's home links.

There is a bed found on Portland, called "Roach", which is hard, crystalline limestone riddled with the open moulds of small shells. These cavities give it a spnge-like texture, rendering it unsuitable for carving although is used in its own right for decorative work. In the past it was used for semi-ashlar civil- & military- engineering masonry.

Other limestones such as most of those from the Carboniferous, are very tough and crystalline, often shot through with calcite veins, so not amenable to fine stonework and sculptural uses.

In all limestone formations, some units can be thin and flaggy, useful as floor or walling stone, or as roofing "tiles", but little else.

Marble (in its geological sense) is metamorphosed from limestone, and is hard and finely-crystalline calcium carbonate. The higher the metamorphism heat and pressure the purer the mineral aas the original organic content has been driven out of the matrix. Loses its original bedding in the process. Can be cut in all directions and takes a high polish.

Pablo Picasso, with his friend Georges Braque began working with collage at the same time and coined the term in the beginning of the 20th century.

The art styles used in advertisements are usually types by word: Kinetic Type, original type ect.

Or mostly Animations for certain adverts.

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Conceptual Unity in art means that the elements found in an art are related to each other in terms of what, how and when it is used. For example, in a picture of a dining table complete with fork, spoon, plates, food, glass, etc. All these things are used for eating. And the pictures represent a dining table, which normal means a place where a person eats.

Marble is not a color, but rather a type of rock. The color of the sculptures are due to the natural colors, shades, and patterns in the rock.

The reality is that the Greek marble works were brightly painted in reds, blues etc - the Greeks lived in a riot of colour, but this has disappeared over the centuries since. Some show traces of their former glory, but are hard to detect. This was first discovered in a 1920s excavation in a ravine at the back of the Acropolis in Athens which uncovered the statues of the gods broken up by the Persians in 480 BCE. After the Persians were driven off, the Athenians wondered what to do with the broken gods, and put them in the ravine waiting for the gods to tell them what to do. They became covered over and waited there for nearly two and a half thousand years, and revealed the real nature of Greek art, which was not the bland marble we imagined it to be.

because if the methods were all the same, it would be really boring wouldn't it? it's like all humanity looks, feels, acts, and talks alike, or are the same for thousands of miles. Everyone is different in their own way. no one has to be the same as someone else.