Banksy Webquest by Kyle Jones

kjones128 — 2017-09-22 13:16:07 UTC

kjones128 — 2017-09-22 13:16:36 UTC

kjones128 — 2017-09-22 13:17:14 UTC

Owen Mazanetz

2017-09-22 17:08:23 UTC

Body Composition- They boy is crying,we can see this because he is looking up and it looks like he is screaming.

Framing- Banksy used framing in this picture. He drew on a blank wall to show how alone this kid feels

Owen Mazanetz

2017-09-22 17:24:43 UTC

Gaze- Banksy used gaze in this image to attract the viewers eyes towards the bottom of the girls "body", showing us the orgin of the girl.

Angle of shot- Banksy used an eye level shot to help better show the viewer the girls sorrow and distress

Owen Mazanetz

2017-09-22 17:30:05 UTC

Vector- Banksy made this painting have large bulging eyes, making the viewer feel intimated or scared.

Salience- Banksy drew this picture on the wall to have the image pop out at the viewer

Camden Doker

2017-09-22 17:37:44 UTC

Angle of shot: The photographer puts the angle at eye level so you feel one with the kid.

Body Composition: His head is cocked back which shows he is angry or sad. This makes the viewer feel sympathetic for him

Ella Smith

2017-09-22 17:44:31 UTC

Composition: This resembles the original image with only two exceptions : the gas canister and tears. This makes the image just different enough for the audience to easily tell what the image is and what the differences mean.
Framing: There is nothing to distract from the subject of the image, there is no background, and barely any objects in the foreground

Emma Foster

2017-09-22 17:45:00 UTC

Angle Of Shot - If you look closely, you can see the ground below the art. To me it shows that this picture was actually taken from a lower angle. the picture would look different if the man were standing up instead of sitting down.

Body Position - The man is wrapped in blankets and huddled in on himself. When I first looked at this I could clearly see that the man seemed cold with all his extra wear and the drink he has below him. To me, he seems angry and upset at he situation by his facial expression.

Austin Holland

2017-09-22 17:48:34 UTC

Body Composition: The way the boy's head is held and his face shows people viewing this work that the boy is sad/crying.

Type Of Shot: The artwork is far away to the point where we can't see tiny details but close enough to where we can see the boy's facial features so that the viewer is able to see what the boy is feeling.

Ella Smith

2017-09-22 17:48:41 UTC

Ella Smith

2017-09-22 17:48:55 UTC

Gaze: The subject is looking directly at the viewer, showing that the message on the sign is addressing them.
Body position: Sitting hunched over means the size of the sign looks larger relative to the man, additionally, if he were standing up, the straight forward direction he is facing would look stiff and unnatural.

Alise Stallworth

2017-09-22 17:49:46 UTC

Body Language- You can tell that the boy is sad or upset because of the facial expressions he is showing and you can also see that he must of been upset over something he seen on the phone because it appears to be clenched in his hand
Composition and Layout- The instagram feed bar was placed above the boys head and the boy's head is turned upwards towards it so it it allows the audience to immediately recognize what caused the boy's sadness

Alejandro Naranjo

2017-09-22 17:49:49 UTC

Um...
Body Composition: The position the Boys in makes it look like he's (like most people already said) sad or mad.
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Angle of shot: The angle of the picture makes it look like the kid is crying... i guess

Joon Hugh

2017-09-22 17:50:29 UTC

angle of shot, and Body composition.
angle of shot because it is eye leveled and we wouldn't be able to see that the boy is sad and angry if the picture was to the side.

Body composition because his fists are clenched, his face has angry features, and overall, he obviously looks angry,

Sole Cosby

2017-09-22 17:51:21 UTC

Body Position/Language-
The boy is obviously very upset at what he saw on the phone...which was zero friends, likes, or comments. Its really saying something about our generation today.

Angle of Shot-
It shows us the very front of the boy, at eye level rather than a side view. A front view may make the viewer relate the meaning of the image to themselves and provide a sens of similarity(intimacy)

Chloe S

2017-09-22 17:51:27 UTC

Composition and Layout and Body language
The addition of the orange bubble (originally from instagram with the symbols and zeros shows has no love, no chat, and nobody. His body language shows that he is screaming and crying, most likely out of sadness from those facts.

Ella Smith

2017-09-22 17:52:26 UTC

Angle of shot: This straightforward angle is good for getting ones message across when drawing one person; it also makes the speech bubble look less out of place than if the kid was turned sideways.
Body composition: the way the boy's face is contorting, along with how his arms are stiff at his sides', shows the viewer that he is throwing a tantrum.

Austin Holland

2017-09-22 17:52:39 UTC

Gaze: The person's gaze is almost haunting the viewer of the artwork. The gaze has the person looking straight ahead at the viewer to give it a different sense of view.

Angle Of Shot: The angle of the image is at eye level. It affects the perspective of the image. The angle also affects the mood or thoughts of the people looking at it.

Kate Kang

kkang21 — 2017-09-22 17:52:46 UTC

body language: although he is sitting down his posture is tall. his demeanor is demanding.
light: the light comes from the top, hooding his eyes, making his face look more serious and more ominous.

Joon Hugh

2017-09-22 17:53:07 UTC

Gaze, and body composition
Gaze because, she is looking right at us, and is crying.

Body composition because of the fact that, shes crying and is just letting the smoke swallow her whole makes me think that shes just given up on life.

Savannah Smith

2017-09-22 17:53:53 UTC

Body composition I can tell that the boy is screaming and crying because his facial expression.
Angel of shot: The picture was taken at eye level to show the boys expression.

Alejandro Naranjo

2017-09-22 17:54:41 UTC

Hi again...
Gaze: we are in front of the "guy"... and he is looking strait at the screen
Body position: the guys sitting down... WOW

Chloe S

2017-09-22 17:55:06 UTC

Composition and Gaze
A smoke bomb takes up most of the image (which I don't know what it's representing). The girl is kind of looking at us, making it more personal, but her eyes are mostly closed and she's crying, which make us feel sympathy.

Joon Hugh

2017-09-22 17:55:54 UTC

Body composition, and angle of shot
body composition because of the fact that he looks like a homeless man, and is angry with the world for being 'evil'

Angle of shot because this picture is eye-level and it changed how I interpreted the picture because if I saw other people smiling, and walking alongside the street art, it wouldn't be as gloomy

Austin Holland

2017-09-22 17:56:27 UTC

Gaze: The man in the image is staring straight at the viewer which almost directs their eyes the the sign the man is holding in the image.

Body Position/language: Looking at the image, you can tell the man is in need of help. The way he's sitting shows the viewer that he's tired and is in need of rest. Possibly depressed or lost in sorrow.

Thomas Chavajay

2017-09-22 17:56:44 UTC

body composition: from the picture when can tell that the boy is in distress and sad from his facial expression that looks like hes crying and how his head is faced upwards.
composition and layout: the author also decided to include the instagram notification bar to portray the message that i personally think represents the effect social media has on some people.

Nicholas Batugal

2017-09-22 17:57:27 UTC

Composition/layout- The authors of the photo clearly wanted a boy crying
Framing- The author used a blank wall as the frame/background of the photo, and you can see that the boy is lonely and depressed.

Sole Cosby

2017-09-22 17:58:23 UTC

Gaze-
The girl's eyes are looking straight ahead, and you can almost see the hardship she's been through. And not just from the tears and tattered clothing, eyes tell a story of their own sometimes.

Framing-
I may be looking a little too into this, but the grey areas around her make her look isolated, almost like she's within a box or walls. Almost as if she cannot escape her situation.

Alise Stallworth

2017-09-22 17:59:02 UTC

Gaze- The girl is practically staring into your soul and you can feel the emotions she is feeling which appears to be sadness and oppression.

Composition and layout- The can below the girl appears to be tipped over ,either accidentally tipped or purposely is hard to tell, and the smoke trailing out leads up and fades into the image of the girl which probably signifies the cause of the girls sadness

Kelsey Schexnayder

2017-09-22 17:59:25 UTC

Body composition- You can tell the boy is upset and bothered because of his facial expression and his posture

Angle of shot- It shows his whole body, which shows his body position, creating the pouting effect.

Chloe S

2017-09-22 18:00:21 UTC

Range and Gaze
We're very close to this man, which makes us feel like we're a part of this. He also looking at us so it's even more personal.

Savannah Smith

2017-09-22 18:00:30 UTC

Gaze- uses the girls body and smoke to catch the viewers attention

Angle of shot- Takes the picture at eye level which clearly shows the girls emotion of sadness.

Kate Kang

kkang21 — 2017-09-22 18:00:59 UTC

body composition: the boy is crying because he got no likes on social media. his crying doesn't look like hes sad. he looks snobbish.
composition: he is alone with nothing in the background. he looks lonely and unloved. it looks as if his parents don't give him attention because of the blank background.

Anja Zacharyj

2017-09-22 18:01:12 UTC

Body composition: In the photo above, the young boy seems to be upset and is facing towards us so that the audience is able to see what his face is doing composition and layout: Banksy added certain objects and details to show meaning.b For example the instagram bar above the boy has 0 likes, and he seems to be crying.This could be explaining society doesnt care enougfh to support you or see you when youre struggling.

Kelsey Schexnayder

2017-09-22 18:01:43 UTC

Gaze- The girl is looking straight at the person looking at the art.

Angle of shot- It shows the whole piece of art, putting more meaning into it.

Camden Doker

2017-09-22 18:02:02 UTC

Gaze: The girl is peering into your soul making you think about her situation. You want to know what she is crying about.
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Thomas Chavajay

2017-09-22 18:02:06 UTC

composition and layout: the author chooses to add extra detail to add more of a meaning to image including the smoke from the bottom and the flag in the back with the girl also appearing to be distressed.

Framing: around the distressed looking girl, the area already looks very messed up and distressed all together which adds more of a dark tone.

Nicholas Batugal

2017-09-22 18:02:14 UTC

Gaze- You can see the subject's eyes and feel what she feels and see that she is a ghost
Angle of shot- The author took the shot from an angle instead of straight ahead.

Kelsey Schexnayder

2017-09-22 18:02:55 UTC

Gaze- The man is looking straight

Range- It shows the whole body of the man, shows the cup by him, and the sign he is holding to add more meaning.

Sole Cosby

2017-09-22 18:04:02 UTC

Composition/Layout-
This image only includes the man, whom is quite obviously homeless, and a cup at his feet. This is probably stretching it, but the grass in front could represent change, and how much further this world really has until we achieve complete change.

Savannah Smith

2017-09-22 18:04:46 UTC

Range- It shows the whole painting so we can see the sign hes holding and the cup nest to him.
Gaze- the man stares straight at the viewers

Kate Kang

kkang21 — 2017-09-22 18:05:17 UTC

composition: in the back is the french flag... i think. it is tattered and broken symbolizing the conflict is hurting the country.
body position: the girls shoulder is protecting her neck. in psychology people assume that position when feeling threatened and scared. she is crying and her eyes are barely open

Nicholas Batugal

2017-09-22 18:07:01 UTC

Gaze- You can see that the subject's eyes are black and you can see that he wants change

Alise Stallworth

2017-09-22 18:07:26 UTC

Thomas Chavajay

2017-09-22 18:07:28 UTC

gaby sifuentes

2017-09-23 19:12:44 UTC

Angle of shot- it is at eye level instead of for example, a side view. Having the shot at eye level can have viewers relate more to the image and how the boy is actually feeling.
Composition and Layout- his head is turned up toward the instagram feed bar and with the instagram bar above him you can automatically tell that is what caused him to be upset

Gaby sifuentes

2017-09-23 19:19:32 UTC

Gaze- the main focus is starring at us and that changes our mood. it is like we can feel what she can feel.

Framing- Their is no background, so the image itself is the main focus.

Gaby sifuentes

2017-09-23 19:24:54 UTC

Angle of shot- it is eye level. Having the shot at eye level effects the way you interpret the image, it changes the way we feel about the image.

Gaze: The man is starring directly at the audience.

Jessica Herrera

2017-09-24 02:25:18 UTC

Body position/language: The boy is crying in the image because he got no likes on his pictures which has an impact on the audience by making them feel sad for the boy.

Composition/layout: This is used in the image because Banksy decided to only have the boy in the image which makes the audience pay attention to the boy and how he's crying instead of focusing on other things.

Jessica Herrera

2017-09-24 02:33:29 UTC

Gaze: We're looking straight at the girl while she looks at us which makes the audience feel uncomfortable because she's only starring at you.

Body position/language: The girl looks a bit sad which makes the audience feel sad and wonder why she's sad/serious

Jessica Herrera

2017-09-24 02:38:46 UTC

Gaze: The man is starring at us while we stare at him which makes the audience feel guilty because he's saying "keep your coins I want change" and makes you feel like he's talking to you directly.

Angle of shot: The photo seems to been taken from below near the ground but the man is at eye-level with you once again with gazing it feels like he's starring into your soul.

Ebonyee tuttknight

2017-09-25 13:06:52 UTC

Body Position/language: because of how the boy reaction is to the 0 likes he has.

Composition/layout: This is used in the image because Bansky decided to only have the boy in the picture which adds more attention to him and the likes sign

Ebonyee Tutt-knight

2017-09-25 13:21:32 UTC

gaze: the girl is looking straight at the person who is observing this picture.
body position/language : how she is just looking there so sad bansky wants people to notice the stare and

Ebonyee Tutt-knight

2017-09-25 13:24:57 UTC

Gaze:because of how he stares into the audience with a puzzeled look.
body position: the photo seems in a dark place. bansky wants people to react to see what this person is dealing with in his life.

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