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pa0bee · 9 months

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sketchbook #4

1. Jackson Pollock's move from examining beneath Thomas Hart Benton to creating his claim interesting fashion of Unique Expressionism, particularly his "trickle" works of art, was a slow and ponder handle.Benton's impact on Pollock was vital, as he educated him on the importance of cadenced and enthusiastic composition, which Pollock a short time later joined into his work. In any case, Pollock's interest in surrealism, and American craftsmanship played a noteworthy portion in his creative path. Pollock's early work was characterized by ordinary and amazing substance, which was influenced by his captivation in therapy and neglectful judgment skills. This was a wandering stone towards his afterward one-of-a-kind work. since it allowed him to examine the thought of communicating his feelings and thoughts through craftsmanship. His introduction to surrealism, particularly the work of skilled workers like Picasso and Miro, energized him to try with programmed drawing, a method that incorporates letting the hand move transparently over the canvas without cognizant control. This was an important step towards his drip method, since it allowed him to break free from ordinary methods and examine superior approaches of making craftsmanship. Pollock's interest in American sand portrait and Mexican muralists affected his drip strategy. These craftsmanship shapes incorporate making large-scale works utilizing free materials.

Date: July 21,2023

Media: paper, oil pastels, acrylic paint

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pa0bee · 10 months

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SketchBook #3

Saint Christina, c.1640

DESCRIBE PHYSICAL QUALITIES

What is it made of?

Oil Canvas.

How big is it?

33 x 27 3/4 x 3 in.

In this portrait, there is a beautiful woman with soft features and sorrow reflecting in her eyes. She was subjected to various tortures before being murdered with arrows which explains the fact that she has an arrow piercing her neck.

What colors and shapes are used?

The colors seem mostly cold. It gives a renaissance and baroque vibe to this realistic portrait.

What subjects (if any) are represented?

In this portrait, the woman being represented is Saint Christina from Tuscany.

How was the work designed?

This portrait was designed with various shades of muted colors used repeatedly using a realism technique.

Is it balanced?

I can say that this artwork is very balanced all the mute colors and its details make a complete portrait.

What is emphasized? Rhythm? Proportion?

The colors make the rhythm be present and the proportion is there too. Christina is well centered and all of the details put in this portrait bring it all together.

Contrast? Does it have unity and variety?

The colors and tones used for this portrait are repeated and it makes it have unity.

ALL ABOUT ME:

How does the work make you feel?

This portrait makes me feel sort of upset. Knowing the story behind this just makes me feel sad and angry. Christina was murdered with arrows for defacing her father's beliefs. That's why she becomes Tuscany's martir after her death.

How or why does it evoke these feelings?

The balance of colors makes me feel a sort of sadness and remorse.

NOW RESEARCH:

Francesco Fuirini was an Italian painter. He was one of the leading Florentine painters of the first half of the 17th century, famous for the ambiguous sensuality and sfumato effects of his many paintings of female nudes. He first studied with his father, Filippo Furini, nicknamed Pippo Sciamerone and described by Baldinucci as a portrait painter, and he completed his apprenticeship in the studios of Domenico Passignano and of Giovanni Bilivert in Rome. At the Palazzo Pitti, he came in contact with Pietro da Cortona, who had completed the frescoes in the Sala della Stufa, an encounter that encouraged Furini to develop a more Baroque style, which nonetheless retained an emotional, Venetian character. He then visited Rome shortly before his death.

(all this information was searched on the databases of SCF https://doi.org/10.1093/gao/9781884446054.article.T030220 )

THINKING:

What movement is the art work associated with?

It is the Baroque movement. It was a bequest of John Ringling in 1936. The subject in this portrait is Saint Christina.

What does the artwork say about the artist that made it?

This artwork proves Francesco Furini's style and reputation for painting rapturous images of female nudes.

Can you tell what the artist was trying to say?

The artist is trying to portray how Christina became Tuscany's martyr.

How clearly does the artist get their message across?

It is very clear that in the portrait there is an arrow piercing her neck and that was the way she was murdered. He wanted us to see her backstory through this portrait.

THE LAST PART:

This artwork is basically one of the most beautiful portraits I've ever seen with a dark background story. It definitely yelled my name as I was walking by. It immediately caught my eye. Such a nice color palette, the unity, and balance make the perfect portrait. I love this piece. This is such an important portrait. It explains the dangers of defacing people's religions. And it is upsetting to know that to this day it still happens in some countries. In conclusion, the background story of this portrait and the portrait itself bring everything together to make a beautiful masterpiece!

PROOF OF ATTENDANCE

( I forgot to take a picture of myself. I'll leave a picture of my wristband and a video over here)

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pa0bee · 11 months

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Sketchbook #2

2)4.2 Asymmetrical balance (Lavinia Fontana, Noli Me Tangere's composition)

This artwork is balanced but is dramatically imbalanced, a strong weight with Mary in the center, Warm colors, and symmetric.

3)My experience has to do with taking pictures and photos daily. The vibe changes if it has a different temperature. That can change the depth of how you're looking at the picture or the video. And it also happens when a cloud gets over the sun. I instantly see that it's getting gloomy and you can see the hues change little by little.

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pa0bee · 11 months

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Interactive Design

It is the design of interactive products or services in which the designer focuses beyond the item in development to include different ways for users to interact with it.

Top best five interactive Designs According to Paola

1. Fern (digital animations)

https://www.fern.team/Links to an external site.

2. Spotify recommended playlists and artists

spotify.comLinks to an external site.

3. Youtube

youtube.comLinks to an external site.

4. Instagram

instagram.comLinks to an external site.

5. Pinterest

pinterest.comLinks to an external site.

What makes a good interactive design for me? What is the intent of the app I chose? Does it fulfill its purpose?

In my opinion, a good interactive design would be something that is not very hard to understand. Something that is easygoing and completetly understandable to navigate through. In my case my favorite app is Spotify. It fulfills its purpose by letting billions of artists share their music with people all around the world. It has a very simple style and it is very easy to understand the app itself.

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pa0bee · 1 year

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First post:

16: Hokusai 1823-1829 The Great Wave Off Kanagawa, from the series Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji. Color woodcut

Hello! My name is Paola but I prefer being called Pao. A few facts about me are that I love music, painting, and reading.

-It displays the influence of Dutch Art.

-It was inspirational for many artists working in Europe later in the 19th century.

-Hokusai was born in 1760 in Edo (Tokyo)

-He began calling himself Hokusai in 1797.

-Hokusai discovered western prints that came to Japan by the way of Dutch Trade.

I have this Artwork in my room but I've never paid much attention to its details. In the background, we can see Mount Fuji. So now that I perfectly see what the background is it's changed my way of viewing it. Now instead of focusing on the waves, I know that Mount Fuji its in the background. I noticed that the foam created by the waves makes it seem like it's snowing from the depth that Mount Fuji. 2)My favorite art at home is this mandala I have hanging on my room wall. It is simple but complex at the same time. I love Hindi cultural religions because they make me feel at ease and relaxed, specially this kind of art that signifies the transformation of the universe of suffering into one of joy. This kind of art can be created using a variety of materials such as paint, pencils, digital machinery and can be very complex and difficult to achieve. This art can be used as a tool for meditation, and self relaxation because it can help you relax and envision yourself as who you really are as your purest, honest true self. It is one of the most beautiful arts because as simple as it seems it can be a very deep and complex type of art. You have to be concentrated and relaxed to create such a deep, beautiful and unique art piece like this. For me this piece is beautiful, powerful piece full of meaning.

3) writing a self-portrait: I am an 18-year-old girl, I am from Puerto Rico, and I am a Latina. I usually listen to music in my room, draw or paint for fun or just spend my time reading. I work at Target. What makes me myself is my personality I'm kind of quiet but once I get to know someone I become another person (in a good way of course). 4) self-portrait I call this "my mind's reflection" I feel like people's rooms say something about their feelings or their personalities.

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