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Blog #15: Leading Line

1. What is a leading line? Leading line is a ray or suggestive path for the eye to follow the intended direction or subject of the...

Blog #14: Pop Art Critique

This composition is the strongest because of color, emphasis, space, and shape. Dina's compositions shows color emphasis through the...

Blog #13: Andy Warhol

1. Why was Andy Warhol's work categorized as "Pop Art"? Give at least 2 examples of his work that help to support your reasons. Include...

Blog #12

The theme and subject of the alphabet project is earth tones which is made evident through the use of form. The mood evoked by the...

Blog #11

Composition D is the strongest because there is a sense of unity, the letters are easily noticeable, and each letter is unique. The...

Blog #10

The subject of the triptech is an angel and a reindeer which is made evident through the use of contrast and shape. The setting is...

Blog #9: Environmental Portrait Critique

The subject of the photo was a very focused and intense basketball player which was made evident through the use of an actiion shot,...

Blog #8: Self Portrait Critique

Nicole's photo and my photo are similar because both photos have contrast and a sense of structure that leads the eye to the subject....

Blog #7: Annie Leibovitz Movie Analysis

1. What is your favorite photo of Annie Leibovitz? Why? This photo is for the movie Les Miserables. I like this photo in particular...

Blog #6: Forced Perspective

After some discussion, we have decided that emphasis and color contrast were used in the photo. The pumpkin was an example of emphasis...