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Analysis Of My Artwork: Killing The Dead
Lovely Bones Assignment

The title of my artwork is "Killing the Dead". The subject matter of my artwork is landscape, narrative history. The medium that are used for my artwork was watercolour pencils and the technique that I used was colouring both horizontally and vertically.

The elements of design that are shown are movement, balance, and unity. The elements of design were arranged so that they would looked together and clean. The emphasis in my artwork is the skull. I've made the location of the skull important because it is the biggest image in my art piece. Rhythm has been shown because I've repeated the same elements time and time again almost like there are alternating. Balance has been shown because the artwork is asymmetrical.

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