Answer: Being caught up with school work, family, and other hobbies, rating my time management, id say its poor. The reason why i chose this is because i dont set schedules or have a concrete plan/path to go on throughout the day. On a scale of 1-10 on how id rate my energy management skills would be a 6, During the day, i take on many tasks, plus the chores and tasks i need to do, causing me to be busy for a long time till i have time to sleep. I do consider myself a good listener, the reason why is because i dont judge, and with past experiences, people seem to trust me quite easily and tend to open up due to how open i am. I am a curious person so i like to consume any bit of information i can get about a person, also causing me to pay attention to what someone to talking to me about, if they were a friend, stranger, or teacher.
differentiate the artworks of Korea, Japan, China.
What are the main differences bewteen Chinese, Japanese and Korean art?
They are all very similar, and Korean and Japanese art is part pf the Sinosphere and they were heavily influenced by China.
If you don't know anything about them then they all look the same especially if there are no people or landmarks depicted such as on a decorative porcelain dish, and they all use many of the same ideas such as dragons, horses, cranes, Buddist symbols, stylized lions, kirins, pagodas, lotus flowers, cherry blossoms, and all those kinds of things.
Of course if there are people depicted, then regional fashions immediately tell you which culture it's from. And of there is writing, then that's also a very easy way to tell which culture it's from.
Chinese art thought still reflects idiosyncratic Chinese stories, themes, beliefs, ideas, and tastes. Common distinctive motifs include Ruyi, bats, lingzhi mushrooms, Chinese zodiac, Jade, Chinese gods, certain color combinations, certain subjects paired together, and certain objects and shapes.
Bonsai originally started in China as penzai, and then spread to other parts of Asia, and it's still cultivated by experts in China.
Except for bonsai, Japanese art very rarely uses those things. The dragons look distinctively Japanese, and so do the people. Japanese are also uses things like turtles, which as considered a bad symbol in China, and it's also fond of other animals such as crustaceans and koi fish. Japanese art is also fond of chrysanthemums, zig zags, and repeating geometric textile-like patterns. You will also see Japanese folklore and mythical beings and creatures unique to Japanese culture. There are tons of different mythical beings in traditional Japanese culture.
As for Korean art, it's more rare, but it also has its own, idiosyncrasies, motifs, and culture, and the Korean dragons look different, and the tigers look different.
what is a reason to make art or what is your reason to make art?
Answer: My reason to make art is giving me a chance to explore through other "windows" and just let myself go with what ever I'm feeling.
Colors that are created by mixing a primary color with a secondary color are called?
a. Tertiary / Intermediate
b. Complementary
c. Tints and Shades
d. Analogous
Answer:
a. tertiary
Explanation:
polaroid of you dancing in my room I want to remember I think it was about noon its getting harder to understand how u felt in my hands
And I could be a pretty girl
I'll wear a skirt for you
And I could be a pretty girl
Shut up when you want me to
And I could be a pretty girl
Won't ever make you blue
And I could be a pretty girl
I'll lose myself in you
Answer: PRETTY GIRL
Polaroid of you dancing in my room
I want to remember
I think it was about noon
It's getting harder to understand, to understand
How you felt in my hands (in my hands)
And I could be a pretty girl
I'll wear a skirt for you
And I could be a pretty girl
Shut up when you want me to
And I could be a pretty girl
Won't ever make you blue
And I could be a pretty girl
I'll lose myself in you
I was so blinded by you, now I cry
Just thinking 'bout the fool that I was
I was such a fool
I'm alone now but it's better for me
I don't need all your negativity
And I could be a pretty girl
I'll wear a skirt for you
And I could be a pretty girl
Shut up when you want me to
And I could be a pretty girl
I'll never make you blue
And I could be a pretty girl
I'll lose myself in you
Explanation:
what flag is this
comment if this is your flag but dont answer .. this helps lgbtq+ learn more about eachother and the significance of our flags
Answer: i don't know that much about this stuff but i am a supporter of the lgbtq+
what dose it mean?
Explanation:
Answer: I’m pretty sure it’s the Non-Binary flag! (Sorry if I’m wrong) But I remember the Non-Binary flag as that one.
Explanation:
Which color is a secondary color?
A.
red-orange
B.
blue-green
C.
yellow
D.
violet
Answer:
C
Explanation:
on the light spectrum yellow is a secondary color
Because Mo zart was able to absorb the characteristics of the music he listened to, and because he traveled ext ensively, he was able to compose using a wide variety of...
A. Styles and genres
B. Instrumentation
C. Culture
D. Parchment
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Rate 1-10. wrote the chorus of a song for my music class
Look through the ice in this platinum, I did a one-eighty, I went up the wrong way
Look at the b.e.z.e.l, it twinkle and glisten and shinin, you gon' need you some sunblock
Thousands of grams on grams of certified stones, it came on a timeclock
All of my w.o.a.dies coyotes, we stickin' together, we comin' like sh.o.t.t.as
Put a tracker on that BlTCH if you love her, cause she comin' through like a go.on squad
I put it on, then it's over, I got different designers all over
Coupes on coupes, chop the top off the Rolls-Royce truck, you know it's gon' be over
BlTCH do whatever I say, she on front line, come through like a soldier
for music class!! its academic!
Answer:10!
Explanation:
ok so i finally finished koro sensei's brother, hows he look? also whats next?
Answer:
dangg Can you do ceil from Black Butler?
Explanation:
Which photographer photographed at Japanese Relocation Camps?
Dorothea Lange
Annie Leibovitz
Alfred Eisenstaedt
Edward Weston
Answer:
A. Dorothea Lange
Explanation:
Answer:
Dorothea Lange
Explanation:
In 1941, Lange worked for the War Relocation Authority to document the forced evacuation of Japanese Americans on the West Coast to relocation camps. She photographed the relocation process and the lives of the Japanese Americans in the camps, focusing most of her attention on Manzanar, one of the first permanent relocation camps in California. The government considered the photographs too critical of the relocation and impounded them; they are now available for viewing through the National Archives.
VOTE IS THIS A GOOD DRAWING
Answer:
That's really good tbh
good job!
art competition pick winner
Answer:
444444444444
Explanation:
4 is winning
I'd say 4, the abstract of it is beautiful.
Which of the following notes is middle C?
O A. 2
O B.
Oc. 1
O D.
Answer:
my guess is B
Explanation:
Answer:
C
Explanation:
The only reason I know this is because the alto clef is one note below the bass clef.
What is the name of this key signature?
B flat major
c minor
E flat major
b flat minor
Answer:
Hope this helps!!!!! :D
Explanation:
Flat Minor
The Bb Minor scale has the notes Bb C Db Eb F Gb Ab. Its trademark key contains five flats. To hear the scale, use the play button. To hear each note, click the notation or the virtual piano.
Thus, Option D is correct.
How do minor and major key signatures work?A minor key can also be represented by any key signature. A Major key and a Minor key have the same key signature. We refer to them as the RELATIVE minor as a result. The key's name, such as C major, informs us that pitch C is the most crucial in that key.
The major scale, which has seven notes, is made up of both whole steps and half steps. The third and fourth scale degrees, as well as the seventh and eighth scale degrees, both have half steps. The diatonic scale is another term for the major scale.
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Which convention does German Renaissance artist Matthias Grünewald use in the Isenheim altarpiece?
A. The altarpiece incorporates the medieval belief that art should communicate a religious idea.
B. The figures on the altarpiece have idealized proportion and facial expressions.
C. The artist followed the Italian Renaissance convention of using one-point perspective to create a sense of depth.
D. The altarpiece incorporates the Italian Renaissance ideal that art should communicate intellectual ideas.
Isenheim Altarpiece, painting by Matthias Grunewald, showing Crucifixion at the center, Saint Sebastian and Saint Anthony on its wings and Lamentation of Christ on the stand
Answer:
A. The altarpiece incorporates the medieval belief that art should communicate a religious idea.
Explanation:
Chruch and religion had dominance over all the aspects of life during medieval times. Many people were uneducated and illiterate and only education and art were in the domain of the church. Therefore, the art was supposed to be mostly religious and depict the scenes from the Bible and the life of Jesus.
The altarpiece depicts religious themes, most notably the image of crucifixion in the middle. The scene of spiritual presence, suffering, Christ’s temptations, and passionate parts of the Bible were commonly depicted during the Middle ages, so the huge and detailed, almost grotesque, altarpiece is the perfect example of the art that follows those traditions.
give me some random athestic usernames That are not taken on literally anything<>
Answer:
lowkey_wolf;-;
Explanation:
is it bad ,Terrible or cringey I can’t tell-
This is defiantly for school
Tell me your best pickup line
and if it is the Tennessee one....
we are going to have problems
Answer:
i must be in a museum because you are truly a work of art
Explanation:
Answer:
Somebody better call God, because he’s missing an angel.
Explanation:
Which image shows Contrast?
Answer:
the peach one
Explanation:
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In the following passage the note on beat three of measure one is
G-sharp
G-flat
Answer:
G flat
Explanation:
The first G in the measure is given a flat, so this carries throughout the measure for the rest of the G's.
Tanning is associated with ____________ *
2 points
mat weaving
leather work
cloth dying
basket weaving
When is paying a commission the customary way to pay?
Answer:
I mean.......
Explanation:
It depends on the person who you are taking a commmison from. me personally like to see the art before i pay but thats just me
Which measure has the correct number of beats?
Measure A
Measure B
Measure C
Measure D
Answer: I have a different question but by using Finale Notepad (on Pc) I think the answer is B I hope this helps.
Explanation:
How many beats there are in a measure is indicated by the top number. What kind of note is regarded as one beat is indicated by the bottom number. Hence option A is correct
What are the beats and rhythm ?Since the bottom number in the first example is 2, one half note is regarded as one beat. The top number, 3, indicates that there are three half note beats in a measure.
The term "metre" refers to a certain pattern of strong and weak pulses, or you may think of it as the music's overall rhythmic mood. Simple and compound metres are the two most common forms.
The beat is divided into two notes in simple metre and three notes in compound metre.
If a piece of music could be depicted on a time scaleThe beats would be the units of measurement on the ruler (such that the duration of the music in time corresponds to the actual length of the ruler).
Because rhythm is created by different-length notes, beats are used to measure the length of notes in music.
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Read the excerpt from Heart of a Samurai.
The water was so clear, he could see straight to the bottom. A snail was making a path like a shiny ribbon slowly unfurling on the sand.
What does the author use the most precise words to describe in the excerpt?
A. the water’s movement
B. the water
C. the snail
D. the snail’s path
Answer:
D. the snail’s path
Explanation:
In the passage, the author describes the path of the snail in the most precise details. He describes the glimmering of the path (shiny ribbon) and the way it is traced on the surface of the sand. He uses the most detailed and descriptive words when talking about the path itself.
He uses this to proves to the reader how clear the water is, to show in what little details the path can be seen through the water. Yet, the most precise words are used for the path itself, and not the water.
Answer:
hello!, the answer is D the snails path!
Explanation:
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1. List the different types of inspections made by heath inspectors.
2. Explain the difference between a priority violation and a core violation. How do the regulations differ between the two?
3. Discuss when, if ever, restaurants are closed following an inspection.
4. What steps must new or remodeled restaurants take before they are considered to be in compliance with regulations?
Answer:
Pre-production Inspection. During the pre-production phase, raw materials should be tested before entering production. ...
In-line Inspection. Additional inspections should take place during various stages of production.
The Priority Foundation category is made up of violations that were previously called Critical and Non-Critical Violations. Core violations are those items that are related to general sanitation and facility maintenance. If a restaurant gets a score of 70 or below from a county health inspector, it cannot remain open and all new or remodeled restaurants must submit plans to be reviewed for compliance with health code regulations.
Explanation:
What do you think the next wave of new media art would be based on ?
I think the next wave of media art would be based around Japanese anime
Answer:
what the wave of new media art will be based on is on that of the Japanese and Nigerians, you based on history and the museum
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When the artist created this piece of art, she chose to place the words verticaly. Why woukd she make this choice?
a She wanted each word to be read on ts own.
b Shewanted the eyes to start at the top, and then move to the bottom of the page.
C Shewanted people to see the words as less important than the face.
d All of the above were considered by the artist.
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Answer: Boiiiiii, you need to give me more than 5 points for this question.
Explanation:
How did German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer transform the engraving process?
A. Dürer invented a special ink that produced highly detailed prints.
B. Dürer added touches of silver leaf to finished prints to enhance their religious appeal.
C. Dürer used thousands of fine lines to create rich textures and values.
D. Dürer used fine, interlacing lines to connect figures and animals with decorative elements.
(MO)You want to make a film that convinces people to use solar power rather than electricity. Which of the following would best describe your film?
Comedy
Propaganda
Documentary
Narrative
Answer:
Documentary
Explanation:
Documentary movies are non-fiction movies that document reality. They are usually used to inform the audience of something, to educate them, or call to action. Many documentary movies are socially engaged, which means they present some narrative about a certain problem, ways how to solve it, and people who are dealing with it.
The film idea posed in the question is ecologically engaged. It would include presenting the benefits of solar power, the harm of overuse of electricity, and ways how to switch to the former. That is why the film trying to call for action and convince people of switching to solar power would be a documentary movie.
The Principles of Design....Immersive Reader
(1 Point)
tell the artist what is wrong with an art work
describe the ways artists use the Elements of Art in a work of art.
are the Elements of Art
(13 points! <3)
Answer:
Subject is Art pal help
Why is the utilization of symbolism in various cultures important? (Whole Question)
Explanation:
Subject is Art pls help
Why is the utilization of symbolism in various cultures important? (Whole Question)