Art F200X

In the vibrant time of the Romantic era, two distinct art styles emerged, each captivating audiences with its unique charm and character. In this exploration, I’ll delve into the vivid landscapes of the Hudson River School and the intricate narratives of the Pre-Raphaelites, contrasting their intentions, aesthetics, and my personal preferences. Hudson River School: Title: Kindred Spirits  Artist: Asher B. Durand Date: 1849 Place Created: United States Title: Twilight in the Wilderness Artist: Frederic Edwin Church  Date: 1860  Place Created: United States Pre-Raphaelites: Title: Ophelia Artist: John Everett Millais  Date: 1851-1852  Place Created: United Kingdom Title: The Lady of Shalott Artist: John William Waterhouse Date: 1888 Place Created: United Kingdom Aesthetic Reaction: The Hudson River School captivates with its sublime portrayal of the American wilderness. Durand's "Kindred Spirits" mesmerizes with its serene composition, emphasizing the harmony ...

In this period, spanning roughly from the late 17th to the early 19th century, was marked by significant social, political, and philosophical changes, which greatly influenced artistic expression. Through the lens of morality, I will aim to understand how artists of this era grappled with ethical questions and conveyed their beliefs through their works. Morality was a central concern in the Classical era, as thinkers and artists alike thought about questions of virtue, immorality, and the human condition. The Enlightenment ideals of reason, rationality, and individualism challenged traditional religious and societal norms, prompting artists to explore new avenues of expression and critique. Morality was not just a subject matter for artists; it was also embedded in their techniques, compositions, and symbolism, inviting viewers to reflect on ethical dilemmas and societal values. For the first work, Fragonard's "The Swing" it is a classic example of Rococo art, a style kno...

       I chose to go with the sculpture, "The Ecstasy of Saint Teresa" by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, a masterpiece of Baroque art that beautifully summarizes the religious fervor and theatricality characteristic of the era.      When I look at "The Ecstasy of Saint Teresa," I'm immediately struck by the dramatic presentation of the scene. The use of light and shadow creates a sense of mysticism and divine intervention, as if the heavens themselves are illuminating the moment of ecstasy experienced by Saint Teresa. The sculptural quality of the figures, with their exaggerated expressions and dynamic poses, adds to the sense of movement and emotion in the scene.      The central figure of Saint Teresa, caught in a moment of rapture, brings out a mix of awe and wonder. The intensity of her expression and the way her body seems to almost levitate off the ground make a sense of transcendence and spiritual ecstasy. As a viewer, I can't help but be ...

For this assignment, I selected Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa," a quintessential piece of Italian Renaissance art. The "Mona Lisa" exudes an aura of enigmatic beauty that continues to captivate viewers centuries after its creation.  From an art element's perspective, the painting is masterful in its execution. The use of sfumato technique, where colors and tones blend seamlessly, creates a sense of depth and realism. The gentle curves of her smile and the subtle play of light and shadow on her face evoke a sense of mystery and intrigue. The composition, with the figure positioned centrally and the landscape in the background, draws the viewer's gaze inward, inviting contemplation. The "Mona Lisa'' inspires awe through its sheer mastery of technique and its ability to convey emotion and personality. The enigmatic smile of the subject brings out curiosity and invites interpretation, leaving viewers mesmerized by her gaze. As for the presentat...

  Title: Exploring the Art of Haruichi Furudate Introduction: In this blog, I will delve into the charming world of Haruichi Furudate, a renowned manga artist who is celebrated for their exceptional work in the genre. Through careful analysis and aesthetic appreciation, I will aim to uncover the brilliance behind Furudate's creations, particularly focusing on their acclaimed series, "Haikyuu!!". where is some basic information: Title: Haikyuu!! Artist: Haruichi Furudate Gender: Unknow Creation Location: Japan Creation Date: 2012 - 2020 Aesthetic Appreciation with Analysis: Furudate's Haikyuu!! is a masterpiece that seamlessly blends dynamic storytelling with breathtaking artwork. The series transcends the typical sports manga genre, captivating readers with its deep character development, exhilarating matches, and touching themes of teamwork, determination, and friendship. Their gender has not been confirmed from my understanding so I will be using their pronouns as b...

 Hello My name is Rodric Laxina I am 21 years old and I am a social work major with a minor in art, I like anime style art work and digital drawing. I don't have much practice when it comes to actually drawing but I do have a passion to create something and be creative in my own ways. I am born and raise in San Diego California, I have lived in Alaska for the majority of high school and college but moved back last year to California to be with family. One of the artist that I like is name AOKAMEI. I think that they have a very vibrant and colorful art style that incorporates a lot of line art and painting techniques that elevates their art. here is a link to their Instagram.:    @Aokamei This is one of their art sketches. I find it very inspiring and captivating. If you look closely you can see their references to human anatomy and how they masterfully incorporate that into an anime style. As I mentioned earlier that I rarely ever draw but I do have a passion when it come...