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What are the techniques most artists use to achieve a feeling of depth? How can these same techniques be used by floral artists?

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Please help Asap!!!!!!I have a art exam and the teacher asked to draw something your friend says 5 topics but they should be unique I know this is the easiest question but please I will give 20points and mark it as the brainiest answer if it is the best.Thx in advance!!!!! ​

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Activity 2 Talk about an actual craft object
Bring a craft object to show your class. Take turns to show your
the class, and describe it using the following guidelines:
1. Describe your craft object.
Is the craft object functional, or decorative, or both?
3. Explain why you find it interesting.
4. Identify the art elements and design principles you see in t
2.
Activity 3 Engage in discu​

Describe the first-century insulae found in Thessalonica and how Paul might have used an insula in his ministry.

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Amulets
Spanish Gate
Principles
of Art
Emphasis
Burda
Harmony
Variety
Rhythm/
Movement
Contrast
Pattern
Scale
Unity
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1"Are you ready to go, Melissa?" Mrs. Lewis asked.

2"I just have to get my hat and glove," Melissa replied.

3"If we don’t leave now, you will be late for your game."

4"Okay, I’m going."

Which sentence varies the sentence pattern?

Brad found Middle C on the piano writer

A) any note he wanted it to be

B) to the left of the three black notes at the bottom

C) to the left of the 2 black notes in the middle

D) to the right of the 2 black notes in the middle

i need a 100 word paragraph please the question is : write about a time you responded to a conflict or problem in a brave , kind , generous way. what was the problem or conflict? Was anyone else involved in the situation? How was the problem or conflict resolved? It has to be told in first person view! ty so much<3

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Question 1
Which of the following statements about genre are FALSE?
•Semantic elements usually include an isolated location, monster, weapon, and low key lighting
•Contains expected elements that are similar yet different
•Usually an independent, character driven film
•All of the above
•None of the above

Which of the following schools of thought for representing Buddha often focused on scenes from Buddha's life?

Not every person is going to get the same _________ from a piece of art. A. feeling B. visualization C. impact D. interpretation

how would you classify the type of role of character in Kabuki show just by looking at them​

Crafts appear to have been segregated from the artistic disciplines of painting and sculpture, even though many of the materials used are exactly the same. Why do you think that traditional craft media, such a ceramics, textiles, wood, and metal, have been segregated from other artistic disciplines? Do these differences in classification imply differences in value?

In honor of Youth Art Month, imagine that you have created a fantastic work of art which is going to be displayed in a local art gallery. Write the description that would be displayed next to your work of art.

what is fifth highest volcanic mountain in the world​

The best korean movies you have every watched?​

Drag each tile to the correct box.

What sequence of actions would a costume designer or wardrobe stylist follow when working on a film or theater production?

Present the costuming and wardrobe ideas to the director.
Create renderings from the approved designs.
Read the script and analyze the time period, location, and characters.
Get the costumes constructed by a costume shop or tailors.
Meet with the director to understand the director’s vision.
Attend technical and dress rehearsals.

For Poussin, the principals of the Grand Manner were:
A. concerned with inventing new styles and methods.
B. very rigid and strictly defined.
C. somewhat vague and subject to interpretation.
D. influenced entirely by the present historical moment and had little
concern for the past.

which describes pitches, rhythms, and tone colors woven together to create layers of sound in a song. Is it Scales, Accidentals, Texture, or Harmony

what is a grog in ceramics​

Describe the first-century insulae found in Thessalonica and how Paul might have used an insula in his ministry.

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Who painted the image above?
a.
Jean-Francois Millet
b.
Gustave Courbet
C.
Thomas Eakins
d.
Honore Daumier

Explain how radiation and conduction play a part in the heating of Earth’s atmosphere. Check each statement that contributes to the explanation.

A Energy that heats Earth’s atmosphere comes from the Sun.
B Air particles in the atmosphere are heated more by contact with Earth’s surface than by direct radiation from the Sun.
Energy transfers between particles in the air when they collide.
C Air particles move faster and have more collisions when they are heated.
D Air masses that are less dense tend to sink toward Earth’s surface

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Which of the follwing are true?

[mark all correct answers]
a.
A purely instrumental piece cannot be "strophic" since "strophes" are a poetical device that isn't present when there's no text for a piece of music.

b.
"La donna e' mobile" uses a strophic form

c.
A 12-bars blues can be strophic if it has lyrics.

d.
The song "If I Can Help Somebody", as orginally composed, is strophic.

e.
Mahalia Jackson's performance of "If I Can Help Somebody" is actually not strophic.

f.
"Someone to Watch Over Me" actually has a pretty complex form for a popular song. The lyrics are organized in strophes, but they are accompanied by one of three different melody/chord progression combinations.

g.
"Lovesick Blues" does not use 12-bar blues form, 32-bar pop song form, or even a clear-cut verse-chorus form. This is another pretty complex form to find in a popular song.

Futurists developed a technique that broke light and color down into a series of dots and geometric forms. This technique was called _

Who was the first Brown Boy to get it poppin’?

How elements and principles of arts derive from traditions/history of a community for one’s artwork?