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Visual Analysis Of The Three Little Pigs By Paul Galdone
The picture I chose came from The Three Little Pigs by Paul Galdone. Although the picture does not depict the exact moment that I did in my picture, there are similarities that make it great to compare with. The drawing done by Galdone is of the wolf in a giant black caldron with steam flowing out of it. His whole body is covered except for his tale. It looks as if the wolf had just descended the chimney and has been caught by the smiling pig, who looks at ease. There is a red hot fire burning under the pot in the chimney with yellow and orange that compliment the red color and shows how the fire is ablaze. To the left of the caldron, the pig is standing on a stole, wearing a yellow and red apron which makes it appear as if the pig knew that

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