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1. What is the meaning behind this painting?
2. How does the art style contribute to your answer for question 1?

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1. What is the meaning of this animation?
2. Describe the interactions between the two characters.

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Lilian Broyles

1.What is the meaning(s) behind this drawing.

2. Describe the techniques and symbols featured in the drawing and how they contribute to the overall message/theme.

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Lilian Broyles

1.What is the meaning behind this piece?

2. How does color play a significant roll in the mood the drawing creates?

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1) What message does this drawing spread?
2) How does the shadow and the background contribute in the message that is given away?

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1. 1. This painting resembles Gustav Klimpt's "Woman in Gold" The separation of the skin to the flat black surroundings with leftover grid marks makes me think this work is about the true face of family.  2. The texture in the face is in contrast with the rest, making me think that the face is the most important part of the work.

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1.  The meaning is to trust
2. The interaction is about relationships - needing to trust others.

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1. I think the meaning behind this mask is sadness or a troubled person. I see a sad or depressed facial expression in the painting so I think the artist is trying to portray that.
2. The dark colors contribute to the sadness or state of depression that I am getting from this painting. The brush strokes on the face look more rough than the ones used in the background and the hair.
-Sammi Faloon

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1. The message I am getting from this drawing is motherhood and protection. I am assuming that this is an mother elephant with her baby and it seems like she is taking a protective stance over her baby.
2. The shadows in the drawing give me a reflective feeling which contribute to the feeling of protection as well to me. The shadows are offering protection to the elephants who are protecting one another.
-Sammi Faloon

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1. I am not totally sure what the meaning behind the drawing is. It kind of seems like the girl is sad and looking for something. The face on the ground also makes me think that is her previous self and she is becoming someone new because of all of the flowers blooming around her.
2. The lack of color in this drawing makes it seem more serious and contributes to the lack feeling almost. The flowers seem to contradict the scared/sad look on her face as well as the face on the ground which confuses the message that I am getting from this.
-Sammi Faloon

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1. Again, I am not quite sure what the exact meaning behind this piece is but if I had to guess I think it would be related to some sort of society of people who worship each other.
2. The color in the background brings a lighter mood to the piece. Since the people in the drawing lack color it brings out some feeling where it is lacked in the main sunjects.
-Sammi Faloon

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1. The meaning of this animation is to show two characters trusting each other.
2. The interactions between them show the process of how two people have doubts about trusting each other but then give their all.
-Sammi Faloon

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1) Meaning of this animation is to show the process of trusting someone including doubting at first.
2) Many times people have doubts about you and they may also let you down. But at the end, many times, they see you for who you actually are and they start trusting you.
-Kaivalya Viramgama

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1. What made me want to draw this?
2. Are there themes in this drawing that reflect my personal feelings/ experiences?
-Cora Koser

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1. I made this drawing with the intent to not only continue developing my unique drawing style, but to also express a dark and sinister tone through a lack of fear in the figure's facial features in response to the noose and open wound in the face. I enjoy contrasting themes in my artwork, especially with the figure's reactions to the usually terrifying things happening around it.
2. Whenever I start a new drawing I don't necessarily have plan as to what will be the end product. My drawings and paintings are the result of my interests and emotional turmoil colliding together  and landing on my paper or canvas. In regards to my process, I think it's impossible to not display personal themes in my drawings. The difficulty for me is defining exactly what connects my personal thoughts with my finished (or unfinished piece.)
-Cora Koser

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1.) What is the meaning behind this painting?
2.) What can I do to improve this painting?

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Oil Painting 2 (Still Working I know it looks creepy with no eyes)

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Oil Painting 2 (Still Working I know it looks creepy with no eyes)

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1.) What is the meaning behind this painting?
2.) What can I do to improve this painting?

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1. This message shows comfort between a mother and a baby.
2. The shadow and background is contributed to the message because of the trees. It is shown that it is winter so the mother is protecting the baby by warming it.
-Katie Miller

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1. The meaning behind this piece is inability to balance relationships.
2.) The color represents that the individual in the center of the piece can not develop strong relationships with people which is why they are black and white and the background is colorful and bright.
-Katie Miller

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1. The meaning behind this drawing is to represent an individual who feels they cannot be heard or seen in society.
2.) This is presented through the technique of drawing the individual crouched down in the toilet and in the floor.
-Katie Miller

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1.) The meaning behind this animation is to resemble two people trusting each other.
2.) The interactions are hesitant at first because there is not trust but once you commit and know someone truly you are able to trust them.
-Katie Miller

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1.) The meaning behind this painting to represent an individual who is depressed.
2.) This is resembled through the art style because the individual has an empty look on her face. The dark circles around her eyes show she is tired and the dark areas around her face have a negative connotation towards the mood.
-Katie Miller

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1.) The artist wanted to draw this piece to increase her skill and to resemble an individual who is unable to feel strong emotion.
2.) The theme is inability to respond correctly to fear or emotion.
-Katie Miller

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1.) Does this spark any specific emotions in you?
2.) What do owls represent in art?

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1. My guess is that everyone is connected, however the piece is also very complicating.
2. The colors create a mood of peace for me. it looks like a sunset in the background
-Miranda K. Shankle

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1. This animation shows how trust evolves between two people. It starts as nothing, but can be proved and earned.
2. At first the two characters are having a tough time trusting, because there was nothing to reinforce the fact that either of them were trustworthy, but in the end, the characters proved that they were in fact trustworthy and realized they did not need to shy away from each other or hesitate.
-Bonita Soliday

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1. Would these sell at the school store?
2. How much would you spend on one of these mugs?

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(When downloading chrome might freak out and say "Woah there buddy, this could be dangerous, wanna throw it in the trash? [Discard]." Instead of discarding, click the little arrow next to it and click keep, then extract the zip file)
1. How easy to understand are the games mechanics without a tutorial (And which ones have you figured out)?
2. Did you manage to solve the puzzle and get to the end, or did you get stuck somewhere? If you got stuck, where was it?

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Lilian Broyles
1. This piece represents the feeling of stress, fatigue, agitation, and possibly the state of giving up.
2. The painting uses dark colors, choosing a black and brown heavy color palette. The brush strokes, most notably on the face, are very rough. It looks like the face was painted with a dry brush. There seems to be no plans to smooth out the paint to create a more airbrushed appearance. The painting's rugged aesthetic compliments the subject's (portrait) imperfect, clouded state of mind.

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1. The drawing is representing the feeling of being trapped and overwhelmed in a world that is just to big and presses down on the character.

2. The plants growing from the character's hair shows how they're rooted to this place, unable to escape. The face in the floor also emphasizes this for the same reason. The way that the character is looking up while we look down onto them shows also emphasizes their lack of power and control.
Daniel Kowalski

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Lilian Broyles
1. Though I don't know you well enough to understand your inner thought process, I can assume you drew this to illustrate your emotional state (I do not know if these are emotions from the past or the present).
2. The themes seem to revolve around the concept of suicide? The person in the picture has a noose wrapped around her neck that threads through her eye. The themes in this drawing possibly reflect your personal feelings and/or experience with suicide? Maybe you wanted to die in the past and you have seen how these emotions destroy yourself.

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1. I don't know how well things sell at the school store in general, but I think that they would sell well because of their reusability and practicality. I also feel like the 3D design on the front would make it appeal more to people.

2. I'm not good with prices, and know that a lot of things in the school store are marked up, but I would guess it could sell for anywhere between $30-65.
Daniel Kowalski