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Art 101 Final
Final Project: Art Timeline
Jessie McAlee
Axia College of University of Phoenix
Art/101

Final Project: Art timeline
After careful review and consideration, I have decided to create a timeline for the museums website that will focus on the medium of Coffee Stain Portrait. The internet has become a wonderful medium for young artist. This timeline shows a modern look at the resources available to showcase their artwork in a free public forum. I chose painting with coffee because I feel this collection will attract website traffic and possibly advance the careers of these talented youths. Understandably some might think that in comparison to famous artist or well known paintings, painting with coffee is not the best choose. I strongly disagree and the fallowing presentation will hopefully prove the importance of finding youth and new materials to express artist creativity.

Fig. # 1
Year created: 2010
Title of artwork: coffee blossom
Artist’s name(s) Kennedy
Medium: painting with coffee
Museum or institution who owns the work http://kennedyblue.deviantart.com/ The design is a classic Japanese cherry blooms tree branch. In Japanese culture the cherry represents ……………….
Describe what you see and the design as a whole.
History: In what art style does it fall?
Interpretation: Is there any symbolism?

Fig. # 2
Year created: 2009
Title of artwork: shrooms and coffee
Artist’s name(s) talkthatsmack
Medium: painting with coffee
Museum or institution who owns the work http://talkthatsmack.deviantart.com/ Formal analysis: Describe what you see and the design as a whole. A beautiful woman on a shroom trip.
History: In what art style does it fall?
Interpretation: Is there any symbolism?

Fig. # 3
Year created 2006
Title of artwork: coffee painting
Artist’s name(s) whyisthat
Medium: painting with coffee
Museum or institution who owns the work
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