Judges
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Digital abstract.
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Its from the bible… the unedited version / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
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My fair lady and some grass. Holga MadnessTM Adobe? Pah.
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Hip bath at the Judge’s Lodging Museum in the small but lovely town of Presteigne, Shropshire. Information here Judge’s Lodging
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Lady Justice framed art print, poster card and laminated print. Lady Justice has been given a face lift, body lift and new wardrobe for the 21st century. The double edged sword represents reason and justice, the scales are to measure the strength and oppostion and the blindfold shows she is without favour. / Image copyright © 2008, Shanina Conway. / Reproduction, displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited
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Classic cars calendar … / Vector dogs calendar … / Book of drawings … / Animals and birds / Cartoons / Cars, trucks & tractors / Drawings / Illustrations / Portraits / Rust / Vector art
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Art Criticism: How to Criticize a Work of Art
by Trace LoweArt Criticism: How to Criticize a Work of Art / A four step process This is what I give my students as a guide to art appreciation: / ...
Art Criticism: How to Criticize a Work of Art / A four step process This is what I give my students as a guide to art appreciation: 1. Description- What do I see? Study the work in detail carefully. Describe the work in full detail. Be factual. Mention everything you see. 2. Analysis- How is the work organized? Look for and talk about the elements and principles of art and design that seems to dominate the work. Look at how the artist has used The Elements of Art / • Lines- real and implied, curved and straight, direction of movement / • Shapes, Space, Forms- Are the shapes geometric or free-form? Where is the horizon? Where is your point of view as the viewer? (Above, below, in the work, or outside) / • Colors- Warm, cool, bright, dull, soft, bold, etc. / • Value- light: reflecting much light; dark: absorbing much light. / • Texture-Both the medium and the objects portrayed: rough, smooth, shinny, dull Look at The Principles of Design / • Rhythm- Are there repeats of elements or images? / • Movement- Is there an illusion of action? How does the eye move around the work? / • Balance- Formal or Symmetrical, informal or asymmetrical / • Proportion- The size relationships between one part to the whole or one part to another part / • Variety- Visual difference and contrast within the work / • Emphasis- What part is dominant, and what part is subordinate? / • Unity- Does the work hold together? 3. Interpretation- What is happening? This is more than storytelling. As in literature, you need to interpret and generalize from data given. You need to find the metaphor or allegory in the work. What is the artist trying to communicate? Use your intelligence, imagination and courage to explain and tell the meaning of the work. This is based on the facts you have observed and your own life experiences. You can express your feelings, but they must be backed up by the observations you have made about the work. 4. Judgment- What do I think of the work? Does the work hold together visually? Does it communicate with the viewer? Judge whether the work succeeds or fails. You give your opinion backed by the three steps above. To make a judgment, you need to be honest with yourself. You need to know why you feel the way you do. Three Theories of Judging Art Imitationalism -Some people believe that art should imitate what we see in the real world. / Formalism – Some people believe that the most important part of a work is in the use of the principles of design and the elements of art. A work is successful if the texture, color, lines, etc are organized properly. / Emotionalism – Some people believe that the most important part of the work is the mood the artist communicates. Perhaps it is best to use all three theories when judging a work of art. Adapted from many sources, including Arttalk by Rosalind Ragans
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Inpired by Dillon Langlands journal check it out ! and on that note … I’m beat …. need sleep , coffee’s not workin anymore !
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I dreamed with this image many times…. i finally did it. My tree of life and the rainbow coming together out of chaos. / I hope you like it. / We are all branches of the same tree. THIS IS THE FIRST TSHIRT I SOLD ON REDBUBBLE !!! THANKS TO / DAWNE OLSON
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we always judge, imagine being judged in reverse…
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Golden Apollo, that thro’ heaven wide / Scatter’st the rays of light, and truth’s beams, / In lucent words my darkling verses dight, / And wash my earthy mind in thy clear streams, / That wisdom may descend in fairy dreams, / All while the jocund hours in thy train / Scatter their fancies at thy poet’s feet; / And when thou yields to night thy wide domain, / Let rays of truth enlight his sleeping brain. / For brutish Pan in vain might thee assay / With tinkling sounds to dash thy nervous verse, / Sound without sense; yet in his rude affray, / (For ignorance is Folly’s leasing nurse / And love of Folly needs none other’s curse) / Midas the praise hath gain’d of lengthen’d ears, / For which himself might deem him ne’er the worse / To sit in council with his modern peers, / And judge of tinkling rimes and elegances terse. Words by William Blake Painting using wax, inks, pigment and graphite / 100×42cm / Music / La tristesse des anges (The Sadness of the Angels)
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Ah the little Fez Monkey’s back, and he’s all riled up. / We’ve all got to earn a living somehow….. / /
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figurative acrylic
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noone will know who you are in this
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Winning Photo 2009 Sydney International Boat Show Photographic Competition (Judges Award)
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A draw about victimism and the society of stereotypes.
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This Draft Horse was being harnessed along with his partner in preparation for the show and judgeing at the IPE in Armstrong, B.C., a couple of years ago. They were to be harnessed to a white wagon eventually. Photo was taken Sept. 3/2007 /
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Acrylic finished with gloss varnish on canvas board, 12” x 16. This sent shivers up my spine when I first sketched this. It is inspired by the work of the old masters. Original in my private collection. Detail / Immediately I knew what this painting was all about and what the Lord desired to convey as it is just as important a message as is His great love. Luke 13:24-27 Strive to enter by the narrow gate; for many, I say to you, shall seek to enter, and shall not be able. But when the master of the house shall be gone in, and shall shut the door, you shall begin to stand without, and knock at the door, saying: Lord, open to us. And he answering, shall say to you: I know you not, whence you are. Then you shall begin to say: we have eaten and drunk in thy presence, and thou hast taught in our streets. And he shall say to you: I know you not, whence you are: depart from me, all ye workers of iniquity.
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But a wee daisy. / Canon Rebel XSI 450D / 100mm Canon Macro / 1/125 F/2.8
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Taken along Edinburgh’s Royal Mile 2009 Jolly Judge SC for Larry / / Larry suggested I try SC on this shot so after much messing around here is my first attempt at SC (don’t usually have the patience for much PS stuff lol~ even though I do always like to see peoples PS work … I am a straight from camera merchant 90% of the time) / ©MCN:C8841-3CA11-570D6
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Photo took by Angel Johnson who is 12. Don’t Judge Me / Just because i was born in to a poor family. / Don’t Judge Me / because i’m being rasied by one parent / Don’t Judge Me / because I wear my sister hand me downs / Don’t Judge Me / Let me have a life to choose / just like you. / Don’t Judge Me / By my home or the way I live / Judge me by what i might become / With Gods Guild / Don’t Judge Me / by the color of my skin.. / Remember i’m the color God maded me. / Don’t Judge Me / and put me behind Bars of human blindness. / Please just Don’t Judge Me. / by webbie /
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Third in the Crown Of Thorns series. One more to come. Blended layers and a sepia tone – using channel mixer and curves in photoshop – then a sepia texture layer added. Featured in Beauty of The Human Body THE PHOTOGRAPHERS VAULT and Sepia Only
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