Edvard Munch

The type of brush used depends on the medium. For oils one must use natural bristle brushes, like sable. Munch also did a lot of prints, one of his 'Scream' images is a print and so no brushes were involved.

No, they are shaped like monsters....one big body, two long arms, and two short legs.....and yes, I am eating them right now.

'The Scream' is a very strong painting with strong monochromatic colours. The sky is supposed to be a mixture of red, orange and white (to yellow), signifying the normal colours of a sunset. The water is a normal blue colour and the land (possibly a small island) is a yellow (creamish) and white mixture. The bridge and the people on it seem to have the same colours. It has a very pale brown and blue combination with hints of purple. Hope that helps!!! :)

It is difficult to know unless he left some notes about his intentions. Since he was one of the Expressionists it can be guessed that he was communicating emotions via his art.

He wasnt. He was inspired by: the mordn city(of those times), oceanic and primative art, gothic woodcuts, edvard munch, van gogh and the fauves

It was always 'Skrik', Scream in Norwegian.