Irene Streeper Art 111 Ms. Keever March 22, 2016
Personal Aesthetic An item I chose would have to be something in my own room, the largest of which would be my bed frame. The frame itself is large, painted white and old fashioned twisted metal. Chosen by myself a while ago, it wraps around the entire full sized bed. Thus making the white, yellow and blue flower comforter look especially plush, encased by the metal frame. This makes for a very nice center point in my bedroom-truly a room for a bed. In my closet I have many different shades that I wear, but they mainly consist of both bright and dark blues, faded blacks and a certain colour that’s a soft orange. All are things that can look nice if worn
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As well as some earthy greens and browns. White is splattered amongst the closet, but I personally find white easy to ruin and for my high adventure lifestyle, stains just will not do. As for my living space (this goes for both rooms that I currently claim) the decor is somewhat unique I admit. Both of my parents are fairly lax when it comes to such trivial things as colours and such so I’ve gone a tad hog wild with it all. The computer room, where work is completed and keyboards played, is painted with a deep red and gold stenciling scattered about. The shade of red isn’t a bright blood red, more of a pleasant deep maroon and the gold stencil is of a glorified fleur de lis. Such as that you might see in the victorian era. The bedroom which I currently reside is painted a simple navy or midnight blue. All of my own choices to change the environment around me are always surrounded by a sort of element of comfort. I felt my comforter before I noticed the colour, and chose many of my other personal belongings in such a way. Even the colours, in an odd way. They aren’t harsh and seem to welcome …show more content…
So rough, spiky, sharp surfaces won’t do in any of my quarters. The same goes for colours, if it’s too harsh on the eyes or too loud, something that could make you wince, I would not care for it in my room. Smooth metal and the such is acceptable, as long as it’s not out of place and actually smooth, not catching you on the skin if you were to run your hand over the surface. As for fabric (other than rough surfaces like burlap) I only dislike types of velvet or similar. This is due to the fact that my brother, mostly when he was younger, would never touch the stuff and avidly avoid it. To the point where he would scream in agony anytime he would accidently touched anything velvet or similar. My brother is not one to mock a scream. I have no idea why, though I believe something was mentioned about mentality but I was too young to properly recall. He mentioned once about feeling each individual hair on the fabric like a needle. Now he doesn’t yelp when he touches velvet, but I can still see him wince each time it happens. So that’s why I always avoid anything made of velveteen fabric or velvet. (Though I would rather die than tell him.) My personal aesthetic is a lot more complicated now that I’ve laid out my preferences and dislikes and I cannot easliy nor quickly define it. I orginaly thought it was going to be a simplistic view; I painted my room blue because I like
Art is always a highly debated topic. What is art? What is artistic? Which is better poem or song? Music and poetry are both great ways to express artistic passion, and each have something a little different to from the other. Two greatly artistic pieces is the song “Chicken Fried” by Zac Brown Band, and the poem “Living Room” by david Yezzi. In this case, though it is a great piece, the song “Chicken Fried” by Zac Brown Band is not as artistic as the poem “Living Room” by David Yezzi. The use of similes, rhyme scheme, diction, symbolism, and just overall theme, truly makes “Living Room” the more artistic piece. Each have their pro’s and con’s, and each have powerful poetic devices, some more than others. Though both pieces have artistic grounds,
Truth: Both of my roommates debunked this myth quickly. They told me upfront that they like things “clean and neat,” which is always a good thing.
My room is the only place where I am most comfortable due to the way how I personally decorated it. My room fits my personality and nothing in my room distracts nor annoys me. Everything fits my preference: the size of my bed, its setting, its organization, and the low quantity of baubles scattered around the room. My room can either be clamorous or silent.
The covetable was brown, the lamp was tall and skinny and its color was like a badge color, the headphones were black, and the couch was a tannish color.
The most prominent color in this painting is blue; it is used in the walls, the doors the articles of clothing hanging on the wall hook and some of the items resting on the nightstand. The other prominent color is green, used on parts of floorboards, the window, a part of one of the doorframes, parts of the hanging paintings and the empty vase on the nightstand. Brown is the only ...
The use of color inside the house is symbolic to the mood. The almost yellow fluorescent lighting is ironic when compared to the first image of the painting since the painting had set the expectations of an enthusiastic film. The yellow tint throughout the house is also conflicting since yellow is known to be a luminous color. Yellow usually represents happiness and warmth which are emotions that lacks in the Bishop household. The dim lighting also mirrors the gloomy and dark weather outside. An extreme long shot of the outside house captures the darkness of the sky which prompts unhappy emotions. When Susy proceeds outside to check the mailbox the change in weather is instantly noticeable since the sky transitioned from gray to blue and the
My room is a very… interesting type of room you could say. Maybe it's because of the disorganized pile of already worn clothing I always leave on my desk chair. Or maybe it is the constant batch of clear glass cups I leave on my side tables beside my bed everyday. But… there is nothing, and I mean nothing compared to the amount of Plums, Grape Kool-aid, Lilac, Eggplant, wine, and Periwinkle I have IN MY ROOM!!!
Van Gogh had sympathy for the peasants and furthered his passion for humanity. He studied them non-stop to explore their world. The color palette he chose was dark and crudely painted on, almost grungy. It’s a low-lit kitchen area, with the look and feel of exhaustion that the dark color palette engages the viewer to feel what is going on.
It is ironic that the author chose a color so bright and usually defined as being a happy and joyful color. However, this story is not at all joyful, but instead is very depressing and sad. The wallpaper is described in such great detail that is very easy for the reader to picture exactly what the author is trying to
In art, color is a very vivid element that attracts the audience’s attention, and allow us to think deeply about our innermost feelings. Van Gogh’s use of light and dark colors used in the night sky provide great contrast in order to capture our attention. The darker blue gives the art a gloomy feeling and could perhaps represent isolation. The lighter blue helps to draw attention to the swirls that Van Gogh made in the sky. The yellow accentuates the swirls even more because it is the brightest color found in the art piece. Blue and
The fluffy soft multi-colored, quilt sits on top of the huge four-poster oak bed, an endless rainbow of color. The quilt contains yellows as bright as the sun, transition to a shadowed maize color of a dried corn field. Browns ranging from bark of an oak tree, to melted chocolate on a new white shirt.
Interior design is a complicated profession. It is sometimes referred to as interior architecture and often confused with interior decorating. It involves the design, organization and planning of an interior structure rather than just refinishing and furnishing existing interior spaces. It involves managing a business, hopefully meeting the desires of the client and delivering to them an interior environment that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. There is a lot more to interior design than first meets the eye.
The place where I feel the most comfortable, and show my personality, is my bedroom. This is the place where I can really be myself and do what I want; it’s the place I come home to, and wake up every day. My room makes me feel comfortable because it is my own space. My house is always crazy, with my dog barking, and my siblings running around making noise, my room is the only place in the house where I can come and relax without caring about everything else, the only place that I can go to clear my mind.
According to this situation, we found out the various essential elements of “Your Choice Furniture”.
A mixture of endearingly vibrant colours, makes this modern, multi functional living room come to life in an instant. The colours of choice used impose a delightful air of trendy sophistication. Cotton white walls and dark wood floors acts as a blank canvas allowing colour to be introduced by its furnishings and accessories.