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this videos shows movement because when he moves the wand it appears as art , Appropriation by using a difference of the area or images the sketch what u draw

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'Darkness Is My Canvas, Light Is My Brush'

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During the dark winter months in Finland, one man fills the night with light. Hannu Huhtamo is a light painter. The artist takes long exposure photographs and uses flashlights and other simple tools to transform dark and sometimes forgotten places into magical new worlds-no Photoshop required.

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This video shows Hybridity because it combines light and ice.  It also shows unity because both the ice and the light work together to create a beautiful work of art.

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Building Frozen Castles with the Master of Ice

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For a few months each winter, Harbin, China, turns into a fantastical "city of ice." From January 5 through February 25, this chilly provincial capital plays host to the Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival. Artists create an incredible display of large-scale sculpture, architecture and design built entirely from snow and ice.

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A sculptor, master carpenter, and a Halloween Warsalum who creates spooky 3D pumpkins as a professional pumpkin carver.

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Carving a spooky goblin face, a 3D pumpkin time lapse

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Lenny Calvin is an artist, sculptor, master carpenter, and a Halloween Wars alum who creates spooky 3D pumpkins as a professional pumpkin carver every Halloween season. In the time-lapse above, he transforms a massive autumnal fruit into a sneering goblin by skinning its outside in relief. More

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A sculpture of sliced squares forms a glimmering tunnel of LEDs at the main gate South Korea’s Le Méridien Seoul. Created by new media artist Yang Minha, the installation showcases six light pattern sequences with visual themes titled Rise, Flow, Dimension, Light, Overlap, and Accumulation.

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Accumulation, a glimmering LED light tunnel installation

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A sculpture of sliced squares forms a glimmering tunnel of LEDs at the main gate South Korea's Le Méridien Seoul. Created by new media artist Yang Minha, the installation showcases six light pattern sequences with visual themes titled Rise, Flow, Dimension, Light, Overlap, and Accumulation.

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This video shows time as you see a time-lapse of people drawing lines on a wall while also showing rhythm as it is consistency with the lines

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Time Lapse of Sol LeWitt's "Wall Drawing #797" | Blanton Museum of Art

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Amazing how all the time it took to do this and it came out perfectly

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this shows time because it take many hr. to do this also if there is one little mistake you have to restart and do the processes all over again I can also see emphasis because gold caches everyone's eye.

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16世紀末に始まり、加賀藩の庇護のもとに栄えた伝統的工芸品。今日でも品質の良さによって、全国の箔の需要の9割以上を満たしています。各種伝統的工芸品にも使用される美しい金箔です。

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This video includes art mostly on the puppet made and its functions. It is really entertaining and fun to watch, it was a performance because of the lighting and way you watched it and It also had movement and emphasis included.

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HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Training session 1 © Barnaby Dixon

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16世紀末に始まり、加賀藩の庇護のもとに栄えた伝統的工芸品。今日でも品質の良さによって、全国の箔の需要の9割以上を満たしています。各種伝統的工芸品にも使用される美しい金箔です。

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This video has perspective from the different ways that it is displayed and shown, the image is well balanced throughout the carving.

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Lenny Calvin Creations: 3D Pumpkin Carving

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Very interesting and calmly amazing it uses a different perspective and the movement helps.

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All Time-lapse sequences were taken by the astronauts onboard the International Space Station (ISS) (Thanks guys for making this available to the public for use!)  All footage has been color graded, denoised, deflickered, slowed down and stabilized by myself.  Clips were then complied and converted to 1080 HD at 24 frames/sec.

Some interesting tidbits about the ISS.  It orbits the planet about once every 90 mins and is about 350 Km/217 miles. The yellow/greenish line that you see over the earth is Airglow.  

Hope you all enjoy it and thanks for watching!

P.S.  It would be a dream to actually be up there in the ISS.  Btw NASA, if you need a Biochemistry Ph.D to do some work for you up there, I’m your man, LOL!


Music: "Manhatta" composed & performed by “The Cinematic Orchestra”
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/cinematic-orchestra-presents/id527221766
All rights reserved to their respective owners.	


Edited by: Bruce W. Berry @ Website: http://www.bruce-wayne-photography.com


Image Courtesy of the Image Science & Analysis Laboratory, 
NASA Johnson Space Center, The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth
eol.jsc.nasa.gov
http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/Videos/CrewEarthObservationsVideos/
nasa.gov/multimedia/hd/
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/


Footage Note: The slower video represents a closer resemblance to the true speed of the International Space Station; this footage was shot at one frame per second.  Clips are all marked with an *.  

Locations of Footage in the order they appear:

1.	A Jump over the Terminator
2.	Sarychev Volcano
3.	From Turkey to Iran*
4.	Hurricane Irene Hits the US
5.	Indian Ocean to Pacific Ocean Through the Cupola*
6.	Central Great Plains at Night*
7.	Aurora Borealis over the North Atlantic Ocean*
8.	Aurora Borealis from Central U.S.*
9.	Up the East Coast of North America*
10.	Myanmar to Malaysia*
11.	Western Europe to Central India 
12.	Middle East to the South Pacific Ocean
13.	Aurora Borealis over Europe*
14.	City Lights over Middle East*
15.	European City Lights*
16.	Northwest coast of United States to Central South America at Night
17.	Moonglow over Canada and Northern U.S.*
18.	Stars from the Pacific Ocean (1)
19.	Stars from the Pacific Ocean (2)
20.	Stars from the Pacific Ocean (3)
21.	Stars and the Milky Way over the Atlantic*
22.	The Milky Way and Storms over Africa (1)
23.	The Milky Way and Storms over Africa (2)

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This artwork uses perspective because it uses the shadow of he crumpled ball to form a face. Also it uses contrast after the artwork is done because when you move the crumpled paper the shadow disappears and the face looks brighter.

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Drawing faces with the shadows of crumpled paper

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Finding inspiration for a new drawing while staring at a blank sheet of paper can sometimes feel daunting. In this video, filmmaker and illustrator Guy Larsen finds an interesting solution: He jumpstarts his drawings of imagined people from the shadows of crumpled paper pieces that he moves around

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The gold leaf uses time because it takes a while to make to use in an artwork. The final artwork uses balance because it uses gold and balances it with the other colors.

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Far too delicate to touch with fingertips-just one ten-thousandth of a millimeter thick-gold leaf foil is an extremely delicate, almost transparent material. It requires a humid climate, pure water for the manufacturing process, and artisans with infinite patience. These are three things that the city of Kanazawa, Japan is known for. Since the 15th century, the region has been famous for its traditional gold leaf crafts. It still supplies more than 90% of the country's foil.

In this film from Traditional Crafts Aoyama Square, the arduous process of creating Kanazawa Gold Leaf is captured. Kanazawa-based Sakuda Gold and Silver Leaf Craft provides some detail:

Gold leaf is made by tirelessly beating out and stretching alloy of pure gold with minuscule traces of silver and copper. An alloy about the size of a 10 yen coin becomes the size of one tatami mat with a thickness of 1-1.2/10,000 millimeters, so thin that light seems to penetrate right through it. Touch it with your fingertip and it will cup and adhere closely to the skin, turn into a delicate powder, and vanish. Being such a fragile material, you cannot afford to lose focus for an instant in the foil beating process. Since gold is prone to becoming charged with static electricity, thin sheets of alloy are sandwiched by thin sheets of paper one sheet at a time, beat and stretched, gradually becoming thinner and thinner after undergoing a multi-stage process before being completed.

This JST Science Channel video from their The Making series annotates each step in the process with excellent details and examples:

Next: The art of Japanese marquetry, the Japanese handmade paper of Kyoto Kurotani, and from The Ring of Truth: An Inquiry Into How We Know What We Know - Atoms (1987), molten gold transforms into gold leaf.

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Far too delicate to touch with fingertips-just one ten-thousandth of a millimeter thick-gold leaf foil is an extremely delicate, almost transparent material. It requires a humid climate, pure water for the manufacturing process, and artisans with infinite patience. These are three things that the ci

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This video has performance as it is for all types of audiences, it also includes movement since the characters are constantly moving

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Featuring an overworked fella and his hard-working dog, Calarts student celebrates the act of making Madeline Sharafian Omelette food for those you love in this short animated film called . She writes, " It feels really great to make a more personal film... My family's lives practically revolve around cooking for each other, so it's a theme that I'm deeply attached to."

More dogs, more animation, and other vids featuring eggs await in the archives.

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Featuring an overworked fella and his hard-working dog, Calarts student Madeline Sharafian celebrates the act of making food for those you love in this short animated film called Omelette. She writes, "It feels really great to make a more personal film... My family's lives practicall

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This video has performance because it shows an audience. Thats how the artwork is revealed

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In front of a raging crowd, the most oustanding dogs face each other to measure their talents and strengths.

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Throwing / Making a Simple Pottery Salt Pot on the Wheel.

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Throwing / Making a Simple Pottery Salt Pot on the Wheel. This is an enclosed pot and a hole is cut out of the front of the clay using an old can.

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This video shows emaphsis cause it has things poping out and it catches your eye
and it is satisfying to watch the video also has apropriation in it one thing ends another starts

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Most Satisfying Video of Pop-Up Cards designed by Peter Dahmen

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This video shows destruction and consentration.

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UNCONVENTIONAL Domino Tricks! - Hevesh5 & Kaplamino

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This video shows emphasis because there's a big variety of different colors which pops out to become eye candy. The shapes of the numbers help make it more unique

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the video show emphasis because it makes the two thumbs stand out more than anything else

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Animation and Direction; animade.tv/ Sound; Aaron Lampert
Drawings from the book "Let's Make some Great Fingerprint Art" by Marion Deuchars
More information and activities at letsmakesomegreatart.com 
BOOKS and Products available from:
Laurence King Publishing, laurenceking.com
Cass Art Stores, London, cassart.co.uk/
www.mariondeuchars.com

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This video show The step how to make something from a paper or show how to make it into a sculpture

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Music by gary smyth https://www.facebook.com/GaryFSmyth/ "To use this video in a commercial player or in broadcasts, please email licensing@storyful.com"

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This shows time because it spends time carving into the pumpkin while making the face and details of the face slowly.

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Lenny Calvin Creations: 3D Pumpkin Carving

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this video shows emphasis because all the animals stand out  from the rest of anything else.  And perspective because the animals are the only things that stand out

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All you need are fingers and ink to create great art!
Animation and Direction;  http://animade.tv/  Sound;  Aaron Lampert
Drawings from the book "Let's Make some Great Fingerprint Art"  by Marion Deuchars
More information and activities at   www.letsmakesomegreatart.com  TRY THE NEW APP!! at http://www.letsmakesomegreatart.com/activities/letsmake/hands/index.html
BOOKS AVAILABLE FROM:
Laurence King Publishing, www.laurenceking.com
Cass Art Stores, London, http://cassart.co.uk/
(includes FREE cool skull bag!)
All good bookshops

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This Video shows emphasis because the duck stands out from the boats and docks that are around it. This art work uses perspective because it focus on only the duck

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Rubber Duck, swimming on Victoria Harbour Hong Kong 2013

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Hamster cheek pouches extend back to their hips. Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE if you enjoyed! http://bit.ly/1Adl6ht **More info & videos below** "PETS Wild at Heart" premieres October 21 & 28, 2015 at 8/7c on PBS. Check your local listings. http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/pets-wild-heart/12784/ Among their many talents, hamsters have a secret trick for storing food on the run.

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This video shows Destruction cause the domino keep kocking each other down in a train reaction it a unbelievable video

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UNCONVENTIONAL Domino Tricks! - Hevesh5 & Kaplamino

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It has the element of perspective ,because it shows other ways its shows the different ways other people see things.It also shows the principle of of pattern ,because it shows the steps to creating a toy.

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From the Science Channel's How It's Made tv show, watch how artisans create detailed toy figurines: from drawings, to computer software, to 3D printed and hand-carved sculptures, to the casting of silicone, plaster, and zinc molds. Follow that process up with hand-painting and airbrushing. This S

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Amazing

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Renewable Energy - Powered by Poop | California Academy of Sciences

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In this Flipside Science unit, designed for a middle school audience, we'll explore environmental issues related to energy use and conservation. In our most recent installment, find out how a dairy farm is using a methane digester to turn cow poop into electricity.

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Satisfying

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Made by the Sea - Pottery from beach-harvested clay

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Made by the Sea, a film by Alun Callender, features potter Judith Rowe and the work she creates from clay harvested at Bulverhythe Beach in East Sussex. There's more pottery spinning on wheels in the archives. via thosewhomake.

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The video shows Destruction because it shows a gem get smashed and made into art and Movement  because it moves the view of the eyes around the gem art.

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This video shows Appropriation because it uses characters from Star Wars and Contrast because of the extreme light and dark in the shadows.

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