Only after close examination does it become apparent that there is a contribution from several bright colors. In this abstract expressionist work, there is no sense of where the light is coming from; there is no sense of volume thereby making it a flat painting. The brush work appears to be uncontrolled; it seems very painterly and not academic. There is no focus point in the work. The chaos makes the eyes jump around in order to get a full sense of the entire work.
“Rods are sensitive in all levels of light and detect black and white, but not color” (Turley, 2011). This makes rods effective for low light vision “but they only produce a grainy black and white image” (Turley, 2011). Cones on the other hand are all about color and they produce “a sharp color image that is superimposed on the black and white image created by the rods” (Turley, 2011). Light particles called photons activate rods and cones in varying amounts needing only one photon to activate a rod, but several to activate a cone (Turley, 2011). This results in rods being able to detect objects in dim light and making it difficult for cones to detect color in dim light (Turley, 2011).
The colors being used are all dark colors, especially green and dark blue that creates a cold, dark, gloomy, negative which work very well in the world of mythology or an unreal world. The painting begins with brighter and stronger colors that attract attention because at first the color is at its strongest brighter value, however as you observe in detail, the colors are getting darker and mixing together, losing its tone, which is used to create the effect where objects appear to be far away . The use of light is also well utilized in this painting because it highlights the front of the painting and calls
With the painting being a bit on the blurry side, the possibility of a greater meaning behind this is likely. The painting could have possibly been created a bit blurry and not completely perfect to comment on the uncertain status of segregation. The painting ties directly with the overall problem of segregation and racism the world
The context of the text is also more appealing to me: talking about the positive and good things about social media rather than scaremongering and causing dread in just the simple use of them. I also prefer the basic white background with black text rather than the colourful background because it’s a bit distracting and it doesn’t add anything to the text itself. Also the text in the leaflet seems to be comprised mainly of facts and statistics which do not appeal to me nor do they sway my current opinion of social networking as a whole. The leaflet being in leaflet form however is the biggest reason that it doesn’t appeal me. If it were in a form of a website it could perhaps be more enticing and more appealing to me, but alas it is not.
What makes this so different and interesting to the eye is not only the style in which it was painted, but what was being painted. . With everything going on in the painting, the impression is that of silence and control. This painting may be viewed as simple, but creating it was far from simple. When Seurat made a decision to travel to La Grande Jantte, he found his inspiration.
You really can’t sympathizes with the characters as allot of catastrophic acting overshadows their emotion. I feel sexism is quit an issue as well. Men equally have an importance. (Not really). Women are dominant characters with a strong presence.
Homophobia, Masculinity, and the Black Arts Movement Upon analysis of the Black Arts Movement and the literature that was produced during this time period had an unorthodox rhetoric that few authors used. Some of the contributors of the Black Arts Movement employed bigotry ideology toward homosexuals. Ultimately, this strategy can be interpreted as an attempt to portray a hyper-masculine mentality. There are several pieces of literature that are prejudice toward homosexuals and other groups. These homophobic elements that were used in numerous writings attempted to stage a sense of militancy for the Black Arts Movement and gain a sense of “credibility” among the followers.
These strong sounds (b, g, r, z, t) make the text grandiose and noble, while describing the environment in an auditory manner. The sentences are very abrupt and simple, although they are very descriptive. The author often uses adjectives that are synonyms to describe things more vividly, for instance drenched and drunken and crash and clatter. The style is formal (although the sentences aren’t always that complex) and meant to entertain so therefore the imagery is dramatic and fairly metaphorical (like the blows from a thousand beating hammers and like a sword in the brain). There is no internal dialogue in the text, but the narrator still knows exactly how Wimsey
They possess a certain ability to aggravate extreme changes in emotions and thinking that only visual media can do over standard text. The shades of black and gray paint a dreary unpleasant experience for the viewer. If this picture would have been printed in color it would not have had the emotional magnitude that