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    A Comparison of Two Careers

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    Design Employee or Fabric Design Entrepreneur? A Comparison and Recommendation of Two Careers Table of Contents Graphic Design Employee or Fabric Design Entrepreneur? 2 A Comparison and Recommendation of Two Careers 2 Introduction 2 Purpose‚ Scope and Limitations …………………………………………………………………………2 Sources and Methods 2 Report Organization 2 Career Requirements 2 Career overviews 2 Graphic Design 2 Fabric Design 2 Direct Comparison 2 Salary 2 Salary 2 Benefits 2 Working

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    What Does It Mean to be an Artist? When I was in High school‚ I took Art History AP‚ where I studied crude sketches on cave walls to Rembrandt’s Baroque paintings to Picasso’s weird looking Modernist paintings. From that class‚ I witnessed art evolve from and devolve into lines on white paper. After studying cubist and modernist art that are basically lines drawn with no skill‚ I determined art died long ago. Things considered as art today are just a bunch of lines with colors‚ or a jumble of words

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    During the 17th century‚ the Netherlands appears to become a very powerful country‚ as well as from an economic and political point of view‚ or from a cultural point a view. Dutch artists come up with new styles of paintings and new techniques‚ and it seems that Dutch patrons give more freedom to artists‚ compared to Italian patrons. Painters like Vermeer opt for classic scenes of daily life‚ i.e. “genre paintings”‚ as we can see it when observing his Het Schilderkunst. The work of art depicts

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    Art and Literature: A Comparison Art and writing are two very different ways of expressing oneself‚ but there are elements of artistic expression that remain common in both. Tone‚ theme‚ and structure are just a few of these elements. The works of Jasper Johns‚ "False Start‚" and‚ "Painting with Two Balls‚" as well as Annie Dillard’s‚ "Heaven and Earth in Jest‚" are comparable in that all three works of art use the aforementioned elements in order to reach the audience with a direct point‚ which

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    During the Renaissance there were many influential sculptures. Artists during the Renaissance experienced a renewed interest in classical Greek and Roman civilization. Christianity played a major role in Renaissance art. David was an important figure in more than one religion. In the Christian religion David was depicted as the youngest son of Jesse‚ who was a descendant of Jesus Christ‚ that was sent o the battle lines to bring new of his brothers. While at the front of battle he heard the giant

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    attitude characterized culture and many works of art in Western civilization. It emphasized a revulsion against established values such as social order and religion and exalted individualism‚ irrationalily‚ imagination‚ emotions and nature. Two famous artists from the age of Romanticism are Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel and Dante Gabriel Rossetti. Mendelssohn and Rosetti led very different lives. Rossetti was honoured for his work in his time while Mendelssohn was suppressed. The musical piece Neue Liebe‚

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    Renaissance Comparison Essay Tom Barnes HUM/205 3-21-2010 Janet Florick In the broader scheme of things‚ the social changes in Italy were inspired‚ as we ’ve seen‚ by Humanism. Italian artists‚ writers and philosophers were driven to study Classical antiquity and explore man ’s supposed capacity for rational choice. They believed that Humanism led to more dignified and worthy humans. In the north (possibly in part because the north did not have works of antiquity from which to learn)

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    it‚ he just felt the need to do it. There are some similarities between Ginsberg and Whitman‚ however. Both recognized and respected people society normally ignored‚ Whitman with the prostitutes and the company working man and Ginsberg with the artists and misfits. They both understood that it is these people that make our society great‚ having the freedom to be what they want to be‚ and both hoped that society would be liberal enough one day to accept everyone as they are. Both men also employed

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    A Musical Comparison‚ Then and Now My favorite composer and musician is Trent Reznor. Mr. Reznor has been the solitary mind behind the “band” Nine Inch Nails as well as a creating force within many other musical ensembles. He has been referred to as “the most vital artist in music”. When considering historical figures in music‚ I tend to recognize similarities more within the life and works of Robert Schumann than any other. First and foremost‚ Schumann was a musical master of the Romantic

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    And Do You Locke‚ Take Thee Hughes? In a comparison of the essays “The New Negro” by Alain Locke and “The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain” by Langston Hughes‚ there exists both similarities and differences. But‚ what are most striking are the differences between the two‚ especially in terms of purpose‚ tone‚ and audience. Locke and Hughes wrote their essays during the heart of the Harlem Renaissance; 1925 and 1926‚ respectively. Both men were writing from that vantage point‚

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