Fine Art

A medium is what ever you are making your piece of art out of. Such as: paper for a painting, clay for a clay bowl, wall or ceiling for a mural, etc.
A medium in art is an object or item used to make the piece of art that you are making. For example, if I drew a picture of a house, with some crayons, a pencil, and markers, the medium for that piece of art would be the pencil, the crayons, and the markers.

Yes, in fact, he got married thrice. The first marriage was to a lady called Elizabeth, but he broke up with her because of the ongoing involvement with Sunday and John Reed; who were great friends of Nolan. After the breakup, Nolan ask Sunday to marry him and break up with John, but declined the "generous" offer. Instead, he got married to John's sister, Cynthia Reed. Thirty years later, in 1978 he got married to Mary Boyd, the former wife ofJohn Perceval.

Art consists of emotional problems inside you going onto your canvas art can consist of love or hate or happieness or sadness. Art consists mostly of expression and beauty in some way.

Off the top of my head I can think of:

Music

Cinema

Performance Art

Dance

Painting

Sculpture

Photography

Collage (Mixed Media)

Then of course design is considered "Art with function" and in this category you have

Fashion Design

Architecture

Product Design

Computer Design (photoshop and web design)

Ultimately, Art is life and life is art. No matter what you do, even if you are an athlete you are an "artist" on the field. If you are doctor you could be considered an artist at the operating table, but in terms of fine arts, that's all I could come up with.

I thought these drapes would match the carpet but the hue is not quite right.

The hue of your dress is the exact color of your eyes.

The flowers on the table were every hue of gold and yellow.

Amateur if your being simplistic, self taught if you want to brag a little ;0)

Cute nicknames for Penelope are like Nelly or Penny.

-the influenece of society or cultural identity in artworks- race realtions. gender concerns, class/social status, politics, religion & economics -scientific & technological innovation. - in this frame we ask ourselves why and artwork is made & what is its purpose.

The elements of visual art are components or parts of a work of art that can be isolated and defined. The elements are the following:

Line, shape, color, value, space, form, texture.

Different authors have slightly different lists of elements. Sometimes form is called mass. Some authors include time, direction, size, and others. The elements, along with the principles of visual art, became codified as a way of discussing the appearance of works of visual art.

Look around you, you will see examples of wood used in manufactured objects.

In visual arts volume would be the amount of plasticity or three dimensionality that something depicted has. For example, I wouldn't say humans depicted in ancient Egyptian frescoes don't have volume, namely their bodies look extremely flat as if they were cut out of paper and glued to the surface, in contrast I would say that Adam in Michelangelo's The Creation of Adam in the Sistine chapel has volume because the figure indeed does look three dimensional and has plasticity. In other words, volume is in visual arts used to describe how is mass treated on a painting, drawing, fresco....So Egyptian figures look like they don't have any mass, they look light, while Michelangelo's Adam looks like a massive person who carries a certain amount of weight, also he possesses a kind of fullness of body. For a figure in painting to be described as a voluminous figure it does not have to be a large in size, but has to be in possession of the mentioned mass, fullness, weight, and also a certain amount of heaviness and heftiness. (This doesn't mean that the character has to be overweight. Sometimes it is said that the viewer can 'feel' the weight of a figure. In sculpture, one usually talks about closed and opened volume. Closed volume is compact, doesn't 'interact' with the space surrounding it, that is it doesn't penetrate the space, and looks as if it has some kind of central magnet that makes everything go to the centre. An example is Henry Moore sculpture of a Butterfly in Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin. An example of open volume would be Gian Lorenzo Bernini's sculpture Apollo and Daphne because the characters penetrate through the surrounding space, and the space goes through the characters, also the marble doesn't look like it is dragged to some central core but kind of 'splashes' to the outside.

When you think of Art, most people think of pictures and paintings. But art has to meanings- one pictures and paintings and drawings- but the other music, drama and literature. Paintings are visual- music and drama are Fine arts. These were created because those things were both considered arts, only completely different things. They were so you didn't get confused!

Fine art is separated by visual art by the way the content is transmitted to the public .

A fine art use thoughts, ideas, philosophy which don't have a visual support to be appreciated.

For example in poetry what makes the art is the sense of words , the poetic idea , philosophical thoughts which are meant to prove something in a different context.

When a picture or drawing is done there could be both type of arts involved , visual and also fine art but depends of what kind of picture is the one exposed.

When is a symbolic picture there is a fine art inside of course and could be also a visual art if the picture wants to express something from nature in a very detailed and impressionistic way.

So an impressionistic picture can be considered just a visual art if there are no ideas which may suggest in the mind of public and an abstract picture can be considered only fine art if there is no decorative content of good value to be considered art after all.

We can go further in poetry and considering a poem much more as a visual art than fine art when it describes a natural environment or a person and not a meaning and usually this kind of poem is not even considered as poetry but just impressionistic verses.

Regarding music this is definitively a fine art because is not necessary any visual support for brain to receive it, and also good music can be produced by totally deaf persons as Beethoven become after a while.

Finally visual arts are considered like this because what makes them art is what public see and like and not what public understands...

When understanding is involved there is a fine art over there for sure.

If you're happy with just a print of a ship painting then visit 'fineartamerica.com'-ship paintings' where you'll find a large selection on offer. If you're interested on information on early artists of this genre then see the 'Wikipedia' entry 'Marine art'.

Turquoise, Antwerp blue,, robin egg blue, sky blue, royal blue, sapphire blue, indigo, teal, navy blue, aqua, asul, azure, Alice blue, baby blue, blue, blue-green, bondi blue, Carolina blue, Chartre Blue, cerulean blue, cobalt blue, Columbia blue, cornflower blue, cyan, dark blue, denim, dodger blue, Egyptian blue, electric blue, han purple, international klein blue, Maya blue, medium blue, midnight blue, navy blue, pale blue, Persian blue, Persian indigo, powder blue, smalt blue, steel blue, ultramarine blue, united nations blue, air force blue, brandeis blue, duke blue, majorelle blue, Prussian blue, yale blue, pigment blue, blue bell, wild blue yonder, pacific blue, blizzard blue, ultra blue, blueberry blue, blue bird blue.

Mark-making is the process of applying pencil to paper.

I would broaden this to include applying anything to anything! (scratching marks in plaster, using pen and ink, paint on canvas, anything that leaves a mark on the page could be considered mark making that's what is so nice about it:o)

All things are subject to the laws of supply and demand. Original art is unique and there for the supply, being 1, is extremely rare. If it is in demand then it's price will undoubtedly be high.

I'm sure it depends on which design school you selected. Virtually all art schools have programs in graphic design and general design concepts that could be useful in fashion design but not all art schools have specific fashion design courses. I would try and find a school that has a fashion design curriculum.

the different kinds of theater are the following...................

there is a phrase out there that has been commmonly used by hollywood- "art immitates life"- and then there are those that twist it in reference to the bizarre and sinister- "life immitates art". there is always a connection between life and art. art could make our lives easier if it would have something to do with our country. do you know that with the combination of skill and art, we could help the government make the Philippines more progressive? in that way, a lot of people could live comfortably without any problems especially about education and jobs... singers can't avoid art because, as we all know, music is one example of art. a lot of Filipino singers are being discovered because of their talent like Lea Salonga and Charisse Pempengco. because of music, Filipinos became known to other countries. in that way, the support from other countries for the Philippines grew more without anyone taking a risk. so i think my answer is almost explained so in shorter explanation, i would say that because of art, we have now an advanced civilization and there is already a great possibility for us to live our lives to the fullest today, tomorrow and in the future..

Monet would paint the same scene at different times of the day so that the light would affect the scenery in differnet ways.

It allows for the viewer to understand the message of the piece of art better... also to see what the mood is.

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