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I M Still Here Carrie Liao Analysis
The piece of art that we have chosen is the piece I’m Still Here by Carrie Liao. This piece is 8.0” (20.32 cm) high and 10.0” (25.4 cm) wide. The medium of the piece is ink and gouache. The piece’s subjects are the ship sailing in the clouds and the boy standing on the walkway. Other objects in the piece are the clouds surrounding the ship, the night sky, the wooden walkway, and the manta rays flying around the ship.
The colors of the piece are lighter in the bottom left, including light pink, yellow, and orange. It then progresses to be darker in the top right corner of the piece, including a mix of dark blue and black. The bright stars and moon stand out against the dark night sky, and the darker walkway stands out against the lighter clouds.

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