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Click on the attachment and answer the questions!

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Opaque - can't be seen through, not transparent

Radial Symmetry - having similar parts regularly arranged around a central axis (like for example a pie)

Bilateral Symmetry - both parts are arranged on opposite sides of a median axis. The halves are mirror images of each other (like for example a heart)

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Formative Assignment - Color Pencil Techniques

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Formative Assignment - Color Pencil Techniques

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Alex Grey - Sacred Mirrors

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Alex Grey - Sacred Mirrors. Directed & Edited by Phil Allocco http://www.makethingswork.com

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Alex Grey (born November 29, 1953) is an American artist. He was born in Columbus Ohio where his father was a graphic designer. He started drawing at a young age and themes of death and transcendence have always been present in his work.
He attended art school but dropped out after 2 years. In the period afterwards he met his wife and started experimenting while chemical substances that brought him into a meditative state. He worked at Harvard Medical School for 5 years, preparing cadavers for dissection and studying anatomy. His work is strongly influenced by anatomical drawings, yoga and Eastern religions. His work often depicts a sense of energy made visible by the use of chakras, auras, geometrical shapes and tessellations.