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Early art and Pop culture
Newsome’s art relates to the neoclassicism era. He brings back what warriors/knights usually had on during medieval battles such as a helmet and shield. He takes those details that were designed on these equipment and combines it with hip hop … Continue reading
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I see how the virtual reality can be used to help students learn about art and architecture. Michelangelo’s defining image of the human body and his creative use of light, form, and color,it has a big influence on Renaissance art and would be … Continue reading
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How a Renaissance viewer may depict Masaccio’s painting.
I think Masaccio gave the Renaissance viewer a new interest to linear perspective. From viewing the videos you can really get a closer look on what techniques he used and the Holy Trinity masterpiece looks like it took a lot … Continue reading
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day via Google
Saturday’s Google Doodle celebrates St. Patrick’s Day, when everyone can be Irish for the day. Please notice the medieval interlace patterns and the head wrapped around the vertical ornament on the second ‘o.’ It might remind you of the … Continue reading
Group Member 1 Response on: Graffiti as History, Graffiti as Art
Graffiti has a sense of history because it paints a picture of a story. It can last for a long time or different people can add on to it or cover it up. I have seen amazing paintings students do … Continue reading
Group 1: We can recycle art.
In my opinion I believe everyone makes art without even knowing it. Sometimes people get rid of an object or image and someone else will probably enjoy it. But of course, if an artist makes a project without copying others, … Continue reading