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Though most of it was pretty straight forward, I found it impossible to do Holzer's style lettering as I couldn't get the words to go across like in her picture.

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I found this one a bit more tricky as most of her pictures are of places, unlike Kruger they aren't many people in her work.

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Words, land Mines, exploding, love and hate

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Jenny Holzer is an American neo-conceptual artist, based in Hoolsick Falls, New York. The main focus of her work is the delivery of words and ideas in public spaces.

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I like this piece because it makes a very good point about the pressure there is on young people to be 'beautiful' because of the media as it has a image of a girl which is half a photograph and half an edited Photoshop sketch. This is to visually communicate how it seems like no matter what she does she is never 'pretty' enough.

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The Future Belongs To Those Who Can See It

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The Future Belongs To Those Who Can See It

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I think this one was quite clever as it could be used to encourage people to take their eye drops even though they're not keen on them as next to the text there is a black and white image of a woman applying her eye drops to make her eyes work so see would be able to see the future.

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The future belongs to those who can see it

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What I like about this piece is that she had made a very good point about war, even though we aren't able to see the whole image we can see that he is a soldier by looking at the military uniform he is wearing. Men and women go to war with every intention to fight for their country and also help those whose countries are suffering war like in the two world wars but even though Britain had won both they lost a great sum of people during the fighting. While there would be those celebrating something like VD or VJ day there would be many mourning over the loss of their sons, brothers, fathers, uncles and grandfathers.

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Barbara Kruger is an American conceptual artist and collagist. Most of her work consists of black-and-white photographs overlaid with declarative captions—in white-on-red Futura Bold Oblique or Helvetica Ultra Condensed.