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Unknown [Photograph]. Retrieved from cedric_tat_yo_grandma Instagram.

The photo of this tattoo caught my eye because the lines are so precise. That was the first thing along with the color that stood out to me. The chosen color placement goes well with the person's skin complexion. The main colors of the tattoo are two pairs of analogous colors; green and yellow, and orange and yellow. The tattoo has harmony and just flows together, it even looks like a flower in motion.

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Naked Man, Back View is a painting of a larger naked man with his back turned, while sitting on a stool. Naked Man, Back View was composed by Lucian Freud, in London between 1991-92. The most recent place the painting was seen is Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna. Freud uses oil on canvas as his medium and Leigh Bowery as his subject for this painting. The one thing that drew me to this painting was due to how realistic the painting looked. From the flesh on the mans back, down to the texture of the rug. Just by looking at the painting I could imagine the feel of the rug. Lucian Freud was able to capture every wrinkle, crack, indent, impression, etc. This is the most captivating part about his paintings. Lucian Freud was mostly known for his paintings that depicted flesh and raw imagery of the human body.

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Jain, A. (2013). Betrayal [acrylic on canvas].

Retrieved from https://fineartamerica.com/featured/betrayal-apoorv-jain.html

I chose the theme betrayal because it's interesting to know that betrayal can come from anyone. I feel it's important because it's a life lesson that sadly everyone will encounter one day. This work of art is a clear depiction of betrayal from a lover or someone seeking to be a lover. This image could be interpreted many ways and we don't really know who's betraying who. Never the less the image shows a clear depiction of someone who is probably heart broken at seeing the two dance in his face.

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Magritte, R. (1928). The Lovers [oil on canvas].  The Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY.

Retrieved from https://www.moma.org/collection/works/79933

I chose this image because it falls under the main theme of thriller. However, I also think it represents an element of thriller, raising questions or even mystery. I chose the theme of thriller because like i mentioned before I personally enjoy elements of thriller. I like things that make your mind wonder and you try to think of all the things that could happen next and still be shocked when something you never thought of happens. I think this would be good in a gallery for this theme because if makes you draw many different types of conclusions or think of multiple questions about the nature of the subjects in the painting. My first thought was if they are lovers why are their heads covered with white cloths and they are kissing. Then I thought are they about to be murdered and this is their last goodbye. That is kind of wicked to think but thats the first thing I thought.

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"Narrow Theme"

AskDrNandi.com. (n.d.). Is Betrayal Worth It? [Photograph]. Retrieved from https://askdrnandi.com/is-betrayal-worth-it/

The theme betrayal is a topic that hits home for me. I have been betrayed a lot in the past year and it really opened my eyes.

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"Broad Theme"

Knight, C. (17 January, 2019). M. Night Shyamalan was forever doomed to be judged by The Sixth Sense, his two-decade old success. [Photograph]. Retrieved from https://nationalpost.com/entertainment/movies/m-night-shyamalan-was-forever-doomed-to-be-judged-by-the-sixth-sense-his-two-decade-old-success

The theme I intend to focus on with this photo is thriller. I am a movie lover and my top movie types are horror and thriller. This theme interests me because you can achieve something thriller based from different aspects.

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Instagram logo images. (n.d.). Shutterstock. Retrieved from https://www.shutterstock.com/search/instagram+logo?studio=1
I chose this image because I see or hear most my current media from social media. I don't watch tv and I don't listen to the radio so I feel this was as appropriate choice. I enjoy Instagram because you see a wide variety of news and current events.

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That's So Raven Theme Song. (n.d.). The Disney Wiki. Retrieved from https://disney.fandom.com/wiki/That%27s_So_Raven_(Theme_Song)
I chose this image from one of my favorite childhood shows, That's So Raven. I loved this show when I was younger and probably would still like it if they brought it back.

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Tissot, J. (1872). Tea [oil on wood]. Mrs. Charles Wrightsman (1998). Retrieved from https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/1998.170/
Jacques-Joseph Tissot aka James was born 1836 and died August 8, 1902. In 1856,  Tissot left to Paris to start his training to become a painter. A little after 1864 he began to show his contemporary style paintings. This is portrayed in his oil of wood painting of a woman preparing tea. One formal element I intend to focus on is one that both paintings share, visual texture. Tissot just as Michel does a good job at making these images appear real when they aren't. One detail I plan to assess is the woman in the painting because I feel she is really the main focus of the painting. The name is just to draw attention to what she's doing.
James Jacques Jospeh Tissot. (n.d.). Biography of James Jacques Jospeh Tissot. Retrieved from https://www.jamestissot.org/biography.html

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Michel, G. (ca 1820). The Mill of Montmartre [oil on canvas]. Collis P.         Huntington (1990). Retrieved from  https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/25.110
Georges Michel was born January 12, 1763 and died June 7, 1843. He began his work in 1775 working alongside his history painter/teacher and doing open paintings/sketches. From 1800 he than landed a job at Lourve working as a restorer of Dutch and Flemish paintings. He had a huge impact on Barbizon artists.
This painting is oil on canvas, portraying  a Barbizon style, of the windmills of Montmartre. One formal element seen in the painting is visual texture, which is the illusion of texture. Michel creates visual texture in the windmill, trees, clouds. All these elements look real but the real texture is oil on canvas. One of the details of the painting I plan to look at thoroughly is the windmill.
The National Gallery. (2019). Georges Michel. Retrieved from https://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/artists/georges-michel

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Louboutin, C. (2014).  Printz; Courtesy of Christian Louboutin. Retrieved from https://www.forbes.com/pictures/gfig45effd/christian-louboutin-3/#26ad293d53ed

I chose this image because it reminds me of a pair of heels I own. I wore the heels one time for an event in high-school. That was about 5+ years ago and I kind of miss it. I have been wanting to have a great night out and wear a nice pair of heels.

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Gogh, V. (1889). Cypresses [oil on canvas]. Retrieved from https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/49.30/
I chose this image because  the vibrant green tree image caught my attention immediately. As you can tell by my Padlet background I do fancy color. I also enjoy the depiction of nature, a lot of open space. Sometimes it reminds me of how free I want to be.

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Picasso, P. (1910). Standing Female Nude [charcoal on paper]. Retrieved from https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/49.70.34/
I chose this image because clearly it caught my attention. I love the abstractness the artist used in the drawing. Again I wouldn't have known what the image was until I took a second look and actually analyzed the image. I like hidden figures that you have to kind of find.

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Figure 1. (19th-20th century). Mask (Banda) [wood-sculpture]. Retrieved from
https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/1978.412.307/
The function of this mask  is to represent Banda. Composed of both animal and human qualities. This mask now is used only for entertainment. In historical days they say this mask was sacred and used to protect again animals and even humans. The mask represents power and strength and I think the way the mask is made matches the representation.

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Figure 1. (2017). [drawing].
The main formal element I see in this image is lines. I think he uses contour lines here. The outline of the drawing is defined and the details within the outline are defined where need be. The artist uses lines of all different thickness, lengths, and boldness. Also in the drawing we see shape. The use of geometric shapes is present in the drawing.

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Figure 1. Dali, S. (1952). Galatea of the Spheres [oil on canvas].  Retrieved from https://curiator.com/art/salvador-dali/galatea-of-the-spheres
Dali's main category for this painting is form. Form and shape are similar except for the fact that form is always 3-dimensional. In this specific painting he uses spheres to create the image of the woman. I chose this image because when I first saw it I did not see the woman, I just saw spheres and was confused. However, when I went back I saw the woman and I instantly thought "this is beautiful".

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Figure 1. Klebers, D. (2018). Kook Scum [oil on canvas].
This image is Kook Scum. I chose this image because the vibrant yet calming colors stood out to me. I liked how every element had its own space in the image. You can see the detail of each piece and I admire the time it probably took to create this piece. This image kind of makes me feel free. Theres just open space in the picture really.

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Figure 1. Stokes, K. (2019). Acid-Base Indicators [Photograph].
This is an image I took on my phone of an acid-base indicator lab. I chose this picture because the colors are beautiful and vibrant. This shows my interest in chemistry, which in my career I do intend to work for a lab.

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I chose this image because as much as anyone might like being alone they also want to have a group of people they can feel comfortable with. In any of my friend groups, majority of the time it's only 3 of us. For some reason when I get in groups of friends more then 3, it becomes a problem. So I've learned to limit the amount of people I call friends.