Showing posts with label Jasmine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jasmine. Show all posts

Monday, December 14, 2015

queens museum

Queens museum: Zhang Hongtu
I choose this artist because i thought his artwork would be interesting to look into and was. One of the artworks he did that spoke out to me was a sculpture of coca-cola bottles that were covered in porcelain. The name of this artwork was called "Kekou-kele", which translates to coca-cola six pack. It was made in 2002.  There six bottles in total.The bottles are small in size, The bottle caps were on the left foreground of the soda bottles. Soda bottles are usually plastic with red or black label that is made of paper. These bottles are have a blue and white color with a flower pattern. My implication of the texture is hard because porcelain has a hard glass texture. The caps are also covered in a white and blue porcelain. They don't have a flower pattern, instead they have symbols.
  
Zhang Hontu's artworks convey the political ideas between New York and China.

Wednesday, November 18, 2015

  
 Français Flower Black
Un zest de fun, un Français 3-D de conception ongles en gel noir et blanc en utilisant des peintures de gel de Masterpiece et gel-polonais.

  Sous forme de modèle français Fleur-Noire, des images de porcelaine, cristal, argent ...

Framboise Perles Hex Rocailles jaune clair semences Transparent Vert Perles Jet Black


Explorez bord "Flower Nail Art" de Nail Art Gallery Bloom un visuel avec Black Nail Art Fleur Français
Un Raising Organic Grower et vente de fleurs coupées, pour l'affichage, cependant, des seaux en plastique noir. ... Vous galvanisé boîtes de fleurs françaises, mais floral

Gold Tone clip en métal noire française Flower Design Barrette Barrette

Monday, September 28, 2015

On a website called Flicker, I came across of a photograph of 3 scraps of wood on Troutman Street, Brooklyn, NY. In the photograph, these scraps of wood are put aside the street, next to the fire hydrant. The photograph has horizontal, diagonal, and vertical lines. It also forms the shape of a square and a triangle. The photographer took this picture to show the position of the wood, but the picture had some negative space. The two pieces of wood on the left are overlapping each other. The value of the wood were light brown to dark brown. By looking at the picture and from past experience, the texture is rough. The scraps of wood are placed outside next to an automobile, a streetlight, and the fire hydrant. The photographer decided to take this picture in this position to be creative. How come they are not flat on the ground? This picture seemed strange to me because it is one of the common sights we see around our neighborhood and at the same time shows an interesting position. This photograph was taken on January 24, 2015. According to the philosopher Bell, this picture has significant form. The way the lines are created, it gives a certain emotion. Bell believes that an art form has significant form when the colors and the lines gives aesthetic emotion.



                            On the metropolitan museum of Art website, I searched up Japanese art. I found a drawing  by an Japanese artist. The drawing has six objectives.The lines on the drawing are horizontal and diagonal. There is a lot of negative space on the drawing.The background shows Japanese characters. In this picture,there are opposite colors,red and blue. Red is one of the warm colors. Blue is one of the cool colors.The texture is implied because it is on screen.In the drawing, it looks like a beautiful, Japanese woman in a kimono. On her right side, it looks like she is holding an object. The pattern on her dress is a picture of the water and the trees.I wonder why the artist decided to draw this picture. It is true that Japanese woman wore kimonos in ancient times, but why would the artist have the woman holding a strange object. The object looks like a horn. I am interested in Japanese art because of how the artist draw different flowers or how they draw people in ancient times. This picture symbolizes beauty. A Japanese woman with long black hair and pale skin shows beauty in society.This picture was made during  the Edo period, from 1615 through 1868. The culture is Japanese. The medium the artist used is a hanging scroll, ink, and color on paper.The artist name is kaigetsudō Ando. According to the philsopher Goodman, Realism is relative to the system of representation. This drawing can be real according to the time period.

Monday, September 14, 2015

Blog Post #1


This is a picture of the famous twin towers before the tragic day in September. It represents both sadness and anger because a lot of lives were taken that day and the people who caused this event. This photograph also represents commemoration of September eleven.

Introduction

My name is Jasmine. I am twenty years old.
My hobbies are dancing and playing guitar.
The major I want to study is Japanese language.
My favorite food is fish fillet and French fries.