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    Artist: Audrey Flack Title of Art: Wheel of Fortune Media: Oil over acrylic on canvas Page: 101 For this visual essay assignment I will be reviewing the Wheel of Fortune painting by Audrey Flack. This work of art is acrylic and oil on canvas. With the combination of different elements‚ this painting contains a lot of everyday images to embrace the passing of time and death. Flack led the way of photorealism‚ and Wheel of Fortune shows the trompe l ’oeil style. I first noticed the distinguished

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    Distinctively  visual techniques affect the way in which we perceive meaning and  emphasise  significant aspects of life  through heightening our sensory appreciation of texts. The use of distinctively visual texts emphasises the ways that individuals respond to significant aspects of life such as love‚ time and hope through various tools and techniques. In Tom Tykwer’s motion picture Run Lola Run‚ the aspect of love and how we will do anything for it is emphasised through techniques such as split

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    Belonging in Visual Texts

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    surrounded by people yet feels no sense of belonging due to a lack of connectedness. These ideas are represented through numerous visual techniques within the photo. A salient image produced directs our attention to the lady sitting in the middle‚ isolated from the people around her. The salient image is produced by vector lines‚ that is the appearance of a circular shape or perimeter around the lady‚ this further influencing our idea of alienation. In addition the lady is placed in the very centre

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    study of ‘Maestro’ by Peter Goldsworthy and Don McLean’s song ‘Starry Night’ that composers use a variety of distinctively visual images to comment on the cultural‚ historical and emotional values of society. Through the use of various written techniques that convey visual representations‚ both composers have shaped meaning for their audiences. Goldsworthy and McLean utilise a myriad of language techniques for instance metaphors‚ repetition‚ oxymoron’s and juxtaposition which create visual images towards

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    The Shoe-Horn Sonata by John Misto ‘Distinctively Visual’ After your reading‚ please answer the following questions to show your understanding. Please write in full sentences‚ in your own words‚ using evidence from the text where you can. 1 Describe what you see on the front cover of the play. What clues does this give you about the play? 2 After the Contents’ page there is a photograph. Who is this photograph of? 3 What do you learn from the information you are given about the

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    How the Visual Media Affect People   In modern society‚ media is everywhere‚ and it is almost impossible to avoid. The mass media have become such an ordinary‚ everyday part of society that many people fail to realize the immense impact which the mass media have on all aspects of society – including political‚ economic‚ and ideological aspects. The mass media influence the way we vote‚ the things we buy‚ the way we act‚ the values we hold‚ and the way we perceive reality. The media

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    Interesting characters‚ settings and key events are conveyed by the distinctly visual; ‘Maestro’ written by Peter Goldsworthy conveys multiple interceptions of mind twisting plots through the actions of main characters Paul Crabbe and Edward Keller. Paul is a young boy who has intentions to begin piano lessons with professional piano teacher‚ Keller. We get a strong visual of Keller’s physical appearance in the very beginning of the novel as Paul describes him in immense detail‚ “The red glow

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    Analysis of two visual texts: Coal Mining technology: Pit Ponies & Continues Haulage System Throughout history men have dedicated their lives to working in the mines to support their families. Children‚ women and men submerged into the darkness‚ knowing they may not come back. In the late 1800’s and early 1900’s technology was farce‚ so modern equipment to warn theme of hazardous conditions‚ the hauling coal and picking the coal was limited and often done by hand

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    “The Joy of Life” pg. 356 Elements of Art and Principles of Design February 21‚ 2013 The Joy of Life During the year of 1905 an artist by the name of Henri Matisse created a beautiful master piece and called “The Joy of Life”. In this artwork the artist used the different elements of art such as color‚ line‚ and space to make the piece more appealing to the audience. To develop a sense of design the artist used the principles of design contrast and emphasis to catch

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    is sunny and I am going to briefy discuss about the play Shoe Horn Sonata by John Misto in relation to distinctively visual. The Shoe Horn Sonata is a play that shows distinctively visual narratives of female prisoners of war. Misto convey ideas of female survivors who live through war in Japanese camps suffering brutality from their violent Japanese oppressors. He does this by using visual techniques including photographs displaying humiliation‚ starvation and torture and also projected images

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