My news article is about stop and frisk and how blacks and Hispanics are being targeted and how they are racially profiled and are innocent.This represents a black men who was racially profiled and is binging told to put his hands up. The brick wall background is words that connect to people being stoped and frisked.

This is my news story project, my news story project is about homelessness so what I did was I did my research on homelessness picked out some photos that was about homelessness and I put the photos into a collage.

My news article is about the recent pit bull ban placed in Denver. The pit bull is supposed to represent how people try to place the blame on the breed instead of trying to help and save them from owners who neglect and abuse these dogs.

The news story I chose was an article on city bikes and how they contribute or even start gentrification. I think my focal points are the words. If you read the text bubble and the store’s names, it is pretty clear what my topic is. I connected the color green with what is new that makes changes in a neighborhood. The new whole foods, new Starbucks, new bike lanes, and the recycling bin are all green. The side where the stores are at, it’s sunny and where the kid is at, its cloudy.

The focal point of this is what is in black and white. This piece is about the corona virus and the violence it has brought to asians. Asians were being harassed because of the virus. There have been many stories of people beating asians because of the virus and blaming them for the cause. The writing in the background is actual facts on the virus. The question marks on top covering these facts is the ignorance of society. There is a high contrast between the black and white and the color on top of the writing. The scale of what is in black and white is pretty big it covers most of the writing in the background. I wanted to show the violence that has occurred since the virus. Also how society is very very ignorant these days.

This is my news story project, my news story is about homelessness so what I did was I did my research on homelessness picked out some photos that was about homelessness and I put the photos into a collage.

This is my imaginary Being Jackle Incubius. The green background uses unity to my work art, 6 shapes make up the composition of my work so my imaginary being is in the center of my composition. The strokes of the paint brush brings texture all around to the background. In my painting, the 3 red dots are the focal points the use of the white brings out the use of white in the imaginary being which shows value. The use of white compared to the green background shows value. I think the movement is the way my imaginary being brought up because he is kind of slocuhed over. There’s  definetly complementary color as in which there is different types of green   in there. Purple is another cool color you see int eh cubes because it’s not only one cube it’s in all the cubes.You can also see the different grays that I used.

This is my imaginary being project, I used the gauche paint to paint around my being. I cut out pictures from magazines and I made it to a robot. I looks messy because it was my first time using the gauche paint so I struggled with that for a bit.

my imaginary being I’ve come up with an idea of an anime character mixing the character with a reading novel I read about a few months ago  and watching the anime series death note. I pictured seeing the anime character Light Yagami as being a single dictator better known as big brother because he controls a majority of people who listens or obey any command he gives. The whole idea was to recreate the vision but using an anime character to show how it relates to light Yagami in the anime series. The elements I used to make this vision masterpiece come true were gray scale with little warm colors as it shows and displayed on the picture background of the Dystopia  world of light Yagami and a crowd listening to him. Other elements I used to make this collage was printing images from pexels ,scissors , glue , Bristol paper.