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This painting is by Richard Diebenkorn who is one of my favorite artists. I love the way he uses color and the abstract style of his artwork. I see this painting as a depiction of landscape, seen from above. I like that there’s a lot of space in this composition for interpretation.

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This illustration is by Audubon who was a French-American ornithologist, naturalist and illustrative painter 1785-1851.  I really like the accuracy of his work and the compositional quality of how the heron is placed within the picture.

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I’m really not sure what this logo is advertising but I am sure how much I love the graphic of the lion, the color palette and the bold lettering. The round format also appeals to me. 

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There’s just something about a drop shadow in typography that appeals to me. I also am drawn to the vintage font, it’s diagonal movement and bubbly letters.

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This Navajo blanket really appeals to me. I love the bilateral symmetry within the design and the bright red elements of color amidst the earth tones. The design has a nice sense of movement with the zig zag motif .

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I chose this piece because though it appears as simple as a portrait, in reality, it’s complicated in an artistic way. The brushstrokes makes up the face very nicely.

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I like this piece because it has both the sketch and line-art in one piece and aesthetically I like it.

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This painting is by Grant Wood. This painting is one of my favorite fine art paintings out there since it is very iconic. The painting was created so well that from a far glance, it looks like an old photograph.

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This illustration was created by Hendrick Goitzius. I really like this piece because the details on this illustration is out of this world. No matter where you look, the detail is stunning.

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This advertisement from Nintendo was made in 1985 to promote their first home console. The Nintendo Entertainment System. I love this advertisement solely for the 80's space design. Something about it makes me nostalgic even though I wasn't even born yet for another 19 years. The chrome logo and it being in space was simple yet an affective advertisement.

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I found this piece on Reddit. As someone who likes the star wars franchise, this piece really caught my interest. You can see character names and other words that can relate to the star wars franchise. But I love this kind of typography that uses words to draw out one character.

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I really love this textile art work. There is so many vibrant colors in this piece and everywhere you look, you can see a piece of Mexican history.

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I chose this poster because it is old school, but also because the way they advertise Kool-Aid; directing towards children and adults alike. The colors are saturated while they also advertise various flavors.

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I really liked this poster of various type-fonts because each one shows a distinct vibe to the words, like Synergy with a UFO or Stealth with its sharp angles, it all looks so appealing to me.

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I chose this “textile design” piece because its not your average textile piece, its all made out of denim and patterns; it looks like it was quilted, but it wasn’t which is an interesting take on the piece.

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This was a recent discovery of mine that just became an instant favorite. For his last 4 films, director Sean Baker used the same font. Not just for the titles, but for the credits and promotional material. While the films are all completely different, I like how just using the same font connects them. I also love that it wasn't intentional, the first film that did this just chose the font for necessity and it solved a similar need for the next and now it's a signature. Even with slight changes, you know it's the font and you know who it's from.

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I LOVE DEAD MEXICANS Painting by Jorge Gutierrez

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I love Jorge Gutierrez's work. If you didn't grow up with El Tigre or have seen The Book of Life, I highly recommend them. Not only are they great, but Gutierrez's art style is sick. This is a painting he did for an art show and these words were said to him by a studio exec when he was making Book of Life, a film set during the Mexican holiday, The Day of the Dead. His style is just so unapologetically Mexican. I remember hearing him talking about finding his art style and using his experience and his life as inspiration. I love the colors and how it almost act as a "iykyk". He's making fun of this strange comment he received while also proudly showing the art that he made and is continuing to make without muting his authentic voice.

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Variant Book Cover of Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

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I clearly like this piece because I'm using it for two different discussions. I love vintage ads, but mostly the style of them. When I was trying to think of a vintage ad I liked, I couldn't pin point one that stood out. I like the overall aesthetic of them, but this one is a favorite of mine. The bright colors make you remember it. I love the contrast between the warm red background and the cool blue. Also I love that they made this book cover look like a movie poster. The book is set in the 50's so the vintage movie poster look fits beautifully. Plus, the added details of the fold lines and scratches. It's the cherry on top.

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Portrait of a Lady in a Green Dress by Bartolomeo Veneto

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I admittedly had a hard time thinking of a fine art piece that I like. I'm not too well versed in art, but thankfully I had a postcard of this one on my wall for a bit of inspiration. A few years ago I flew to San Diego to visit some friends for the first time and the first thing we did was go to the museums in Balboa Park and afterwards we got postcards to remember our favorites. This one I liked because of the dress. I loved the details in the sleeves and how the light reflects on the fabric. I think as a sewist (someone who sews, I know the word is weird lol) I think pretty clothing just speak to me. Now I see this piece everyday and am reminded not just of that trip, but of this pretty portrait.

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I like the colors and flow the piece has, I mainly picked it because of the color choice and feeling I get from this painting.

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Pokémon card Illustrated by Taira Akitsu

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I picked this one because it's one of my favorite aspects of Pokemon, the artwork on the cards. It's probably my favorite aspect of collecting the cards is looking at all the different artwork, especially when they're so beautifully illustrated.

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I love these picture because I love the mysterious and dark fantasy aspect in media. It looks like it’s telling a story about the pictures and I really love that part of it. It’s one of my favorite type of aesthetics. White with a dark background really makes it pop and it’s so cool to me.

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J-Hope’s Hope on the Street on Amazon Prime

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I selected this for advertising mostly because of the style and flow of it. It’s very much in the artist’s style and the bold colors really draw your attention. It’s also because it looks really cool.

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The Birth of Venus by Botticelli

I like how Venus is front and center and all outside movement points inward to draw all attention to her. My older sister loves this painting and I think of her whenever I see it so when I was looking for examples of fine art and came across this one I figured I'd use it. I got to see this panting in Italy when I went with my family last September.

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I picked this painting is because I always wanted todo this kind of brushwork. Mixing so many colors together and color combinations is so cool. I like to believe I’m close to this style and I’m also fascinated with religious paintings as well and how they tell the story too. I’m mostly interested in the colors and the brushwork.

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I chose this album cover specifically because of the play of the arrow through the words. I thought it was clever while also being cutesy. It’s also one of my favorite songs by the group.

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Bumble Bee Pattern, Cross stitch by NeedleLotDesigns

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I love crosstitching myself, so this design is essentially myself if I got turned into a pattern. I love the colors, the design, it just sings to me a lot. This is actually a pattern available on etsy, I hope to buy it soon!

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I picked this illustration because I was always a fan of Disney and Snow White is my favorite princess and one of the first things I saw a moving picture. I always wanted to be like her and always thought of her beautiful. I wanted to create something so beautiful like how the old Disney animation were back then.

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I picked this one just simply I like the designs of these carpets. Everything I see one I feel like I’m being transported into a castle, into a magical world full of creatures and treasurers. I can’t get enough of them it’s so beautiful and the small little details puts everything together perfectly.

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I picked this because lady Gaga was one of my biggest inspiration. Her album covers are always so interesting and same goes for her music. I thought it was so cool how the pictures and the text are simple but it’s eye catching. I’m a huge fan of her music.

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I picked Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh because I have always loved this painting and love the detail it has while also being somewhat abstract because of all the little strokes. It is not realism, but get the point across and the color scheme is visually pleasing to me.

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"Girl with a Pearl Earring" has captivated me a lot. The way she looks at the viewer and the black background makes her stand out. I used to think she had blonde hair in a ponytail until I realized it was a blue and yellow turban. This painting makes me think there's something mysterious going on. Almost as if she was painted moments before the disaster. I like that it's detailed, stepping back compared to when seen up close.

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This illustration I found of a koi pond in a way that makes it appear refreshing and calm. Seeing this makes me realize that a lot of the details in this drawing are done just by color. The ripples, light, grass environment around it, and koi fish coexist well together. What I find successful about this design is that it's well-rounded in showing light, lines, and colors that complement each other.

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A vintage milkshake advertisement caught my eye. Pastels in the font and background while showing off their delicious milkshake flavors that pop out. The brown edges worn down through time make it all more appealing. The faint pastel blue stripes in the background make you look down at the product they're trying to sell. And by adding detail to what they look like to make your mouth water.

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Personally, I enjoy writing that flows together, especially when illustrations are thrown into the mix. I'm all about using color combinations. In this image, I chose a cool color palette and font that reminds me of the ocean. It shows the moon and Earth as important. This shows facts about our planet. To me, it looks mesmerizing. It gives off spy movie vibes.

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A lot of usage of lines on this page. It makes me think of a spider web, the shading and designs make it look real. Almost as if the page is moving. This texture isn't seen at first but if you stare at it long enough, you'll be captivated by the amount of time each line took to be drawn. In other words, this design is flawless because of how easy it is to achieve but rushing will show in its final stages.

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I chose the Great Wave of Kanagawa because Asian art has always had a significant influence on my art style. I love that it is very clean but almost animated.

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This is an concept photo/advertisement for a music video for one of my favorite songs. I chose this because it communicated the vintage theme clearly with the girls wearing older Korean school uniforms, and the filter that kind of washes out the photo. The font pairing is also perfect and communicates the release date.

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I chose this as my typography example because I love the embellishments and the way it plays with the shape. I love it when things are symmetrical on both sides so I especially love the "savage" at the top of the page. This is a track list for my favorite kpop group.

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This is a traditional Korean wedding dress called "hwarot". It is a variation of the hanbok. I myself am Korean so I grew up having to wear a hanbok on occasion. I have a deep connection to it because of my culture, but I love all the different vibrant color variations and designs that are added on to it.

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Finding just one illustration for this assignment was basically impossible. I ended up choosing this one because I liked how it was on a recipe making it even more impressive. It makes it seem unplanned but it turned out perfect.

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I don't really know if this counts as an advertisement but technically it is showing a product. I really liked the illustrations of the car and how it's all black and white.

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I love different fonts and typography, especially graffiti. I'm not entirely sure what this says (may be in a different language) but the font and colors stood out to me because I love monochromatic art.

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I love these types of patters and how they flow and swirl around itself. It reminds me of a tea set that my grandma has.

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Art is everywhere, and so is textile. You can find it in nature, in art, and even in our own bodies. This piece is from Moidienstudio, a Vietnamese brand. I love how unique it is—unconventional but still incredibly artistic. Check them out if you’re curious!

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This is a painting by artist Đoàn Nguyên, who calls himself a "madman." He often appears disheveled, dressed in tattered clothes, with long, unkempt hair and paint stains covering both his attire and body. Yet, his paintings embody what he describes as "absolute artistry." I admire both his madness in daily life and his artistic creations, especially this piece, "Đánh Chuông" (Ringing the Bell).

With a one-point perspective and a dominant warm color palette, the harmonious use of tones and shading creates depth and intensity. I can feel the burning energy and sense movement within the painting. Despite its vast space, it conveys the solemn and tranquil atmosphere of the monks as they strike the bell.

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I spent 15 minutes looking for an illustration that I truly liked, but none of them felt right or made me want to include them in this assignment. So, I went through my own drawings to see if any would fit. That’s when I found this one. I like it because it feels simple and peaceful—just like the kind of life I hope to live.

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I like this typography art because it brings balance to the overall composition. The word "The" is displayed in a different font and slightly overlaps the other letters, making it look somewhat disconnected at first, but it actually works well. The color choice isn’t pure white (#0000); instead, it has a slight gray tint, which gives the whole piece a warm feel. It almost feels like my significant other and I are sitting inside the artwork itself.

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MERRY CHRISTMAS AS UNIQUE AS DUREX! I don’t think I need to say much, anyone can see how smart and effective Durex’s marketing is. They’ve got plenty of funny and creative ads, but this one is probably the simplest yet most clever one I’ve seen.

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This is Mars and Venus, Allegory Of Peace by Louis Jean François Lagrenée. I like this painting because I done in my art history class last semester and I like the the symbolism that they use to show that loves combats war as Venus is the Roman goddess of love while Mars is the Roman god of war with his sword and shield are laid on the floor while doves are coming together into a small nest as it shows both Venus and Mars are at peace with each other. what I found interesting is that it shows Mars in a different light has he is know to be a warrior and a symbol of war while in this painting his defiance is lowered and he's relax after a night with Venus.

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This illustration is my favorite because of how sort of dramatic it feels seeing how they hold each other, Its from a japanese manga called Banana Fish and the story has a tragic ending where Ash (white hair) dies leaving Eiji (black hair) behind as he goes back to japan

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The Swing by Jean Honore Frangonard, I like this painting because of the dramatic spot light and the switch between light and dark colors knowing that the meaning of the painting is a woman having an affair between two men who are colored to be hidden in the background

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this is an advertisement for demonias, I like this because it gives off the vibe of what demonias are since they are a shoe brand and I feel like it captures the details of the boots very well and I also have a pair of them :)

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I like this style of typography because it looks whimsical as something that came out of a fairytale book, I personally don't like coffee but the design makes it look comforting and almost make you feel at home.

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I love this style of textile because of the bright colors and it makes the design stand out making it look like a flower or a lily that is resting on top of a pool of water , I also like the idea of lace as I makes the design look delicate even though the photo

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I find this design successful because it creatively integrates the product into the visual concept. The use of oranges stacked to resemble a Fanta bottle is both clever and eye-catching.I think it reinforce the brand’s identity and maintaining a clean and modern aesthetic.

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For my fine art design I chose this painting by Yoshitomo Nara. I find his art truly amazing and different from the rest. The wide eye style he uses is the most prominent feature in my opinion and I think it looks so cool. This painting out of all his work is the one I love best due to the spirals he added in the eyes.

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I found this illustration on Pinterest and Im not sure of who the artist is but I found this one most appealing. There’s just something about this style and design that’s so magnificent to me. It’s futuristic in a way but also not and I love how different it is from tradition artwork.

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I chose this advertisement I found on Pinterest because I feel it represents my taste when it comes to advertisement. It’s different and has a pop of color which I feel is extremely bold and eye catching. I feel it conveys a message with the doll house as it’s an advertisement for a yard sale. I also really enjoy the typography on this.

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When it comes to typography I love every bit of it so it was extremely hard picking an image for this category. I feel this represents my taste in design and typography best. I love bold letters and something that is out of the ordinary.

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This textile design is very appealing to me and mesmerizing. It’s funky and cool and I love the curves. I find this picture to represent my taste in design because it doesn’t repeat itself and the curves overlap one another which I find so beautiful.

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I chose this painting from Vincent Van Gogh since I like his work, as well as story but mainly also thought the wavy design of the sky and brushwork was really nice. 

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This is from the Chainsaw Man manga and it's of the character Reze. I chose this since it's one of my favorite panels from the series so far since I like the rain background on the glass behind her, along with the flower, and just in general like the author, Fujimoto's artwork and style. 

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I chose this one since it's from one of my favorite video games in Fallout 4 and it's of one of it's DLCs of an ad for the in-game world's version of Coca-Cola, and it's an ad for its amusement park. I like the classic vintage design since the Fallout universe takes place in a futuristic post nuclear world where they are stuck in the 50s/40s style. 

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This is the logo/title from the Chainsaw Man manga and I like and chose this since it's one of my favorite manga/anime series and I found it cool how the "CHAINSAW" part is the actual saw part and the "MAN" part is the handle. 

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This is a Native American rug I searched up on Google and I like and chose this one since I just like the patterns and how the red things in the top and bottom middle look like spiders. 

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Water Lilies is one of my favorite Monet paintings and even just impressionist paintings in general. I even have a poster of it in my room. I love the colors used to portray the water and shadows, and how the hues are muted but it doesn't look dark or muddy. This piece makes me feel peaceful when i look at it, as does the rest of Monet's art. Another 19th century artist, Renoir, comes to mind as I also enjoy his works.

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Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan - Ilya Repin

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This piece resonates with me on a deeper level than other works of fine art for a few reasons. Firstly, most artists paint beauty in the world, but this piece really invokes tragedy and horror, which is impressive. Secondly the mastery of the background is astounding, the way the wall gets subtly out of focus gives it a sense of realism and location.

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This illustration gives me a sense of wonder and awe that I often get after hiking to a good view. The ability to tell a story without a single character and sky setting is impressive. Someday I hope to be able to draw as well as this, so looking at this piece inspires me. Additionally the way the hue of this piece is more on the cool side despite the sun lighting the piece gives a feeling of early morning, providing more to the setting of this illustration.

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I like this sunset in this picture, it has all the colors like yellow, red, and orange. I often think that sunsets are stunning to see even if there were clouds around. Looking at pictures like this reminds me of evenings that have nothing but peace and quiet, or when I am out traveling. This painting was done by Claudia Monet back in 1908, called Twlight Venice.

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While I love the traditional Art Nouveau illustration style of tarot decks, the artists take on the the tarot is so cool. There are still some elements of the traditional style but I think the way the artist integrated his style with it it is so beautiful. The colors and composition of each card is reminiscent of traditional decks but the artist has added his own whimsical and flamboyant touch to the illustrations.

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This is a promotional tour poster from one of my favorite k-pop artists, Yves. I recently went to see her perform and I was very happy to see and impressed by the design of the promotional ads and merchandise. Usually concert merch can be a bit plain but it seems like her company put a lot of effort into making cool, eye catching designs. I think the fonts used, especially for her name logo, are helping to solidify her brand as an artist.

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This relates to the last post as it is from the same artist, this is one cover version of her physical debut EP. Like I mentioned before, I think the fonts that are being used are really solidifying her identity and this is another example of it. In my opinion her logo is very eye catching and striking without being too busy or hard to read. I also really like how on the bottom of the cover her eyes are in place of the 'O's in 'LOOP'.

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I like seeing the creativity and freedom used in this picture, especially all of the colors on it. I also think that pictures like this one can tell a story without the use of any words. This is also a good example of street art, with not just the colors but also the brick wall and linework. This is a graffiti style artwork done by Brandon Williams.

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This Issey Miyake shirt is from the sub label HaaT, which is actually specifically inspired by textile design. The pattern on this is almost the same to the one I have, and it has to be one of my favorite shirts just because of the pattern. It is one of my prized possessions. I love the colors used, especially the light green mixed with the blues and some pale pinks. I am a huge fan of Miyake's clothing line, even the simpler pieces without patterns, but I love printed graphics like this and i hope to extend my collection some day.

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I like the comic book style that was put into this. It also has a couple of things on here like " fizz! " and " enjoy! " the words would make this fun and more engaging. This is an ideal way to doing an ad for cola cola. It also has good boldness with the outlines of the letters and strong colors.

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The phrase on here that says makes this a fun way to show off cream in coffee. " I like my cream with a touch of coffee. " I like the creative design with the letters and the color palette. There are other touches on here that makes this engaging like the cow, the coffee cup, and spoons.

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I had such a hard time picking a textile I like. I think it's because I sew and I'm used to seeing textiles as materials and not as the art itself. I also had to separate the art from the practice. Finally I went back to the drawing board (Pinterest) and found this beautiful piece. I will always appreciate bead embroidery because I don't have the patience for it and I also live how they were able to mimic blood drips on the veil. I tend to be very nitpicky with my art so I struggle to make things look organic and that organic nature of the "blood" is what really catches my eye. Also, who doesn't love a bit of sparkle.

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I like the words and phrase on this, it makes it a more fun and engaging for advertising cola cola and coke. I also like the comic book style that was put onto this. It also has some strong colors and good boldness on the letters with clear outlines. This is a comic book style ad for cola cola.

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This picture is a good example of geometric abstraction. It has a strong use of colors like blue, green, white, red, and black. It also looks kind of like a pattern with the overlapping circles and squares. This artwork is called cosmos by Anna Andreeva from 1974.

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I chose this painting cause it really caught my eye. I really like abstract art, and I also love the way oil paint looks. All of the colors and textures are so well matched, and to me seems so intentional. It conveys emotion and a sort of story telling through its dramatic patterns and colors. 

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This illustration looks really clean and calm. I like this type of style because it looks really pretty. The colors are slightly muted which gives it this calming feeling. It’s reminds me of studio ghibli’s and I really like that art style!

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This advertisement stuck out to me because of its color scheme and its main focus on its product. I like when it’s easy to see what the product is, and when there are nice and simple design elements that point towards the ad/ product.

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I like this type of typography because of how it’s slightly exaggerated in its lines and italicized. It looks clean, and I like the orientation of the letters. Its curves are also cool, and how it fits really well if used in titles and body texts. 

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This type of textile design on fabrics is so pretty! I love embroidered fabric, and I like this one because of  its details, and dainty floral design. Usually floral designs are beautiful, especially when paired with soft colors like in this one. I appreciate the shimmer in the thread as well, it gives more of an affect to it’s overall look. 

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This painting is "La Mariée" by Marc Chagall. It instantly caught my eye when I first saw this painting in a film when I was younger. Back then, I remember it was the color palette that caught my eye. The intense blues and contrasting reds, greens, and whites make the design visually impactful. I like how the arrangement of the elements creates movement.

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The ad is really simple but creative. Shakespeare's lines has been used in a way that makes it fun and relatable to modern audiences. The design is clean, with minimal colors and a focus on typography, which makes it stand out. I think it works well because it’s clever and gets the message across without being too complicated.

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My favorite digital illustrator is Charlie Davis, picking just one illustration was hard, but I think this piece showcases his style. His use of simplified forms and clean, geometric shapes lends a structured feel to the composition, while the soft, grainy textures provide warmth. One of the hallmarks of Davis' style is his masterful use of color palettes, often leaning into muted, complementary tones that bring harmony and balance to the image.

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My favorite digital illustrator is Charlie Davis, and it was difficult for me to just pick one illustration. I think this illustration showcases his well-defined and distinct style, which combines a modern, geometric approach with a warm, nostalgic atmosphere. He tends to use muted, earthy color palettes with a strong focus on blues and yellows.

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I love the unexpectedness of turning the Tabasco bottle into a fire extinguisher. The design is incredibly simple. The advertising uses the recognizable Tabasco bottle shape and label, instantly communicating the brand. The added fire extinguisher elements are minimal, ensuring the concept remains clear and impactful.

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Dubravka Ugresic  "The Age of Skin" cover design by Jack Smyth

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This is the book cover of "The Age of Skin," a book that I haven't read, but it easily caught my attention. The first thing that grabs me is the textured, almost tactile quality of the letters. It makes me want to reach out and touch it. The use of fingerprint-like letterforms is unexpected and creates a unique visual.

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Dubravka Ugresic, Ellen Elias-Bursac, The Age of Skin- cover design by Jack Smyth

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I've always loved the Mazatec embroidery, one of the many types of traditional Mexican embroidery. It has the characteristic of making the background fabrics with embroidered designs in black, light blue, or red. Normally, the figures tend to be birds, flowers, rabbits, and trees with many leaves in darned, feathered, and relief stitches.

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Francisco Goya was the first artist that came to mind when thinking about fine art, his paintings showcase a variety of methods that create incredible artwork. His artwork has an incredible amount of range too, from portraits to occultish pieces he uses the same methods to create vastly different pieces. May of his paintings have a really noticeable use of contrast and depth, he puts a lot of focus on even the smaller background details.

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This illustration was included in the comic book series (turned Netflix show) The Umbrella Academy. I had first seen this piece in probably around middle school and since then have used it as much of my inspiration in the years following. I think this illustration stands out for a few reasons, one of which being that it perfectly captures the essence of the storyline and the darkness and emotion perfectly match the energy of the scene being shown.

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The artwork I've chosen is called "The Sala della Pace" created by Ambrogio Lorenzetti (1338-1339). This is one of my favorite artworks I've seen because of the many details added like the texture of the buildings and how there's different colors to each building. Especially to add in the many people and animals to the painting. The values make it so much better as well as they're placed inside the windows and on the edge of them to make the whole painting stick out. It's just beautiful work.

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This illustration is called "The Casserole" by Victo Ngai (2013). In this illustration we can see plenty of birds flying by a few people one looking out to the sea and the other inside their car. What I love about this illustration is that the colors and values really nail the ocean view feeling and gives you the sense that you're somewhere at the beach. The most prominent features is the lighting to give this illustration depth

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This is my favorite advertisement as it brings back many memories of my brother owning and letting me play his xbox 360. What I love about this advertisement specifically is how futuristic looking it looks, back in the early 2010s the future was something to be excited for and this ad is proof at how magical advertisements wanted to be then.

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This typography is my favorite mainly due to how I always try my best to achieve my goals whether it's art or just something else and I rely my completion of the work to show off how I'm trying to push myself forward. There's so much I want to do behind the scenes and I'm hoping everything pays off.

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This textile design was created back in 1878 and what I love about this design is that it reminds me of how my home has a rug that contains this type of textile pattern and was glad I can find one that sort of matches it. What I also love about this textile design it has beautiful flower/leaf shapes which adds in that beauty and nature feeling.