artists break down complex objects into basic geometric shapes like circles and triangles beacause it makes it easier to draw the objects realistically true or false

Answer:

True

Explanation:

I know because I have learned this and I do it all the time.

is a type of critique that identifies hidden symbols in a work of art.

Okay, so this is totally unschool related but I need help. I'm only 13 and I also have social anxiety but I need to make friends.... How do I do it...?​

Kentucky Fried _______.

What elements of Beethoven's life influenced his 3rd symphony?

What are the basics of pop music?

A shape has how many categories?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4

Types of Balance in Art
Look at the artwork below and write out how you believe balance/symmetry was created.
List other objects that share this kind of balance/symmetry.

Some sauces are built upon butter and/or cream with a high fat content. Can you suggest ways to decrease the fat content of soups and sauces?

What might happen if a speaker ignores the audience's values and
expectations?
O A. The feelings of some audience members might be hurt.
O B. The audience may not trust the speaker.
O C. Members of the audience might change their ideals.
O D. The grades of audience members might begin to decrease.

Look at this painting. It belongs to which artistic movement?

Which of the following statements is not true about the painting above?
a.
The image is a self-portrait of the artist, beside his wife.
b.
The title of this artwork is, American Gothic.
c.
It is an example of Marxism in art, as it displays the influence of society and culture in art.
d.
The artist’s gender is proven by the way he painted the male as dominant and the women as submissive.

Which statement describes one feature of Rutherford’s model of the atom?

Oppositely charged objects attract each other. This attraction holds electrons in atoms and holds atoms to one another in many compounds. However, Ernest Rutherford’s model of the atom failed to explain why electrons were not pulled into the atomic nucleus by this attraction.

The senior musician in an eighteenth century court was called a librettist.
A True
B. False​

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MHA Fans help me with this please;)
(translate this on google) Wenn Sie eine meiner Heldenakademien sind, ist dies für Sie, hier gehen wir Mitglieder der Agentur

(dont answer this its just so this dont get taken down) help what is

2x+6b=y-0

_____________ was the first tonal method to be used enabling half-tones to be produced.
a.
aquatint
c.
mezzotint
b.
engraving
d.
drypoint

pop art True or False: A finished project should not have any overlapping shapes.

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Write 10 sentences as a response to the image and what you've learned about it.
Here are some questions if you feel stuck:

Why did Goeller reference Ruby Bridges as the shadow of Kamala Harris?

What is the artists' connection to this project?

How did they get their idea?

What inspired them?

Why do you think people feel that Kamala and Ruby are similar?

About Norman Rockwells' original painting:

What do you think of Norman Rockwell's original painting?

What did Rockwell communicate with his painting?

What techniques did Rockwell use to emphasize characteristics of Ruby?

Do either of these images remind you of something else in your life?

Do either of these images make you wonder something?

1.What is involved with the ‘describe’ step of critiquing?
2.How is the ‘analyze’ step of critiquing done?
3.What does it mean to ‘interpret’ while critiquing?
4.Briefly describe what is involved with the ‘evaluate’ step of critiquing.
5.What is a ‘self-critique’?

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What’s the Meaning of Basquiat’s Crown Motif?
But what does the prolific crown emblem mean, and why was the artist so obsessed with it? While many critics have weighed in, most interpretations boil down to a handful of ideas about what the crown symbolizes

Plz help!!

The oldest continuous culture in the world is the ________________ culture. Group of answer choices Greek Chinese Roman Japanese

In parametric editing, what part of the image remains unaltered?
A. transitions
B. white balance
C. color
D. pixels

A variety of colors and shapes forming a large number 5. The number 5 is repeated smaller.
To create this piece and convey a desired message or feeling, the artist relied mainly on which two principles of design?
a.
balance and rhythm
c.
proportion and balance
b.
symmetry and variety
d.
variety and harmony

A microphone is an example of

A) a program for digital art
B) something that has nothing to do with art
C) equipment used for digital art
D) material used for traditional art

GUESS THE SONG ITS AN OLD ONE:
I was a lonely teenage bronkin' buck
With a pink carnation and a pick-up truck
But I knew that I was out of luck
The day the music died
I started singing
Bye bye, Miss American Pie
Drove my Chevy to the levy
But the levy was dry
And good old boys were drinking whiskey and rye
Singing this will be the day that I die
This will be the day that I die
I met a girl who sang the blues
And I asked her for some happy news
But she just smiled and turned away
Well, I went down to the sacred store
Where I heard the music years before
But the man there said the music wouldn't play

2. What four-letter noun from the reading rhymes with puff and means "a fit of anger"? That
starting letter is h

In what ways does conscious
hip hop and other art forms
have a role in shaping our
perceptions of the world or in
advocating for change? What
are some examples of this?

5. What do you think the next big change in technology of music will be?

SLENDER MAN DISCUSSION

Slender man is an urban legend that began on June 8, 2009. He is described to have white skin, no face, no hair, and long limbs. He is 8 feet tall and wears a black suit with a red tie. He is sometimes drawn with inky black tentacle-like things on his back that are as sharp as swords. He stalks, abducts, and/or traumatizes humans, mainly children.

He can disappear and appear and he can teleport. Slender man might appear differently to some, since his appearance alters to how one's mind comprehends it. He can also mimic a person's voice, most likely to lure children out of a safe place. He can choose who can see him and who can't.

There are creepy pastas that will scare you with bl00d, m*rder, and g0re. Slender man? He'll scare you with psychological horrors. You might get scared of fields, trees, or even nothing.

"Slender hunts you, but he doesn’t bang on your door, claw at your walls or howl at the moon. He’s just there, standing, waiting in the corner of your eyes. It’s bogus, you know it. You’re just seeing things ’cause you’re tried as sh*t. Or it’s Jake, pulling your leg. Then it gets real, you have to get away. Despite your best efforts, Slender is still there. Always standing, always waiting, always watching."

Despite all the information about Slender man, it's obviously all just fictional. Or is it?
In this video, You Tuber SSSniper Wolf reviews a 911 call. The person in the call says that they see a 'tall man' outside the living room window. Keep in mind this is a real 911 call. Here's the link if you'd like to see it:

How can something fictional still be real? It's not possible that Slender man had existed from the beginning, because he was created out of many different mythologies in 2009.