I am a junior and currently majoring in BA with Real Estate. I like the industry

Id like to have a career in investing and property management

I like Rene Magriettes paintings. They are weird but interesting

I like to read about psychology.

I like the color scheme

Maya Relief - Shows a lot of culture with no color

I like how old it is

Rosenthal - Fever dream

I dont like the painting as a whole

Lewis - looks like different fishing lures

I like the colors represented

The Ride - Clown-like

i dont like the coloring book aspect

jian - looks like a diorama

i like the oldness but the calmness with detail

-After seeing several circles, a solar system comes to mind, or colorful specimen under a microscope. It gives off a 'beyond human' feeling, something out of our control.

-The colors make it so that it doesn't seem to much like anything, but can look like a lot of things. The overlapping circles and colors create the illusion of absorption. The colors around a few circles, representing an illumination shows, that "light" can be coming from the opposing side the viewer doesn't see. The illumination color seems like its not used in art that often as the colors used seem unreal.

2) The emotions or moods that I feel when looking at the painting is a sort of uncomfortable feeling. The content that contributes to these feelings are that they are blank ugly faces that are naked.

After: The process of finding the center as a guide definitely helped improve the result of the drawing. By simplifying the lines and shapes presented in the painting, it seemed a lot less pain staking to place each shape where it had to fit in the margins. Initially, I felt that I wasn't going to have any good proportions, but as I continued to draw the painting, I felt that the proportions drawn were to a relatively close size to what the painting presents. The hardest part about drawing the painting was getting the human proportions correct, like the face shape and finger sizes.

2) Jackson Pollock's drip painting seems like a controlled use of paint but also a bit of a scam because anything you put on canvas or paper can be interpreted in different ways by different people. There is a sense of skill and control in his other paintings but this one is too messy.

2) Two terms from the elements of art that can describe a part of the painting is the way Leger uses lines and shapes to portray a city scape. One term from the principles of design is the use of asymmetry to show the diverse nature of a city scape and the different buildings/advertisements in it.

They are different from one another because the brushwork differs in each painting. The left is more blurry and dot like while the right is more clear. They also differ because the one on the left has a person doing something while the right has a house that seems vacated or empty for a certain period of time.

The painting Buste is even worse than the previous painting. Although the color palette in Buste is more diverse, it seems too quick and rushed. The face of the figure is a mystery as there is an orange tear-like shape in the figure's right eye and a black abyss in the other. The skin tone of the figure is a mixture of the left side and right side background colors. A child could easily have come up with this given the same color palette and the knowledge of making a portrait painting.

Picasso's late work challenges the traditional notions of creativity with his latest works of art. They do not display as much creativity as his older works. His old age and dying career contributed to these messy works because he tried to still show that he was still in the art world of the late 60's and early 70's. But this attempt fails since he does not keep up with his old ways. Picasso's late work displays qualilties of cheapness and desperation.

2) The figures are presented in a ritual scene. There is a scale in the middle of the image that seems to be tipping more toward the right side. The figures all seem to be looking at the figure with the dog head.