Category: Architecture and Design homework help

 Well, it is undoubtedly that not a single woman would pick up your cosmetic products if you cannot appeal them with such gorgeous cosmetic boxes. Do note that women are beautiful creatures, and therefore, they would get attracted to beautiful things immediately. Thus, the main key is obvious, present the beauty and fashionable looks, then you would get yourself loyal customers. 
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Preparation
At the turn of the 20th century, Georges Rouault’s art underwent profound change as a result of a shift in his moral and religious outlook.
In Chapter 5 of your text:
Read “Religious Art for a Modern Age: Georges Rouault,” pages 100-101.
View Rouault’s Jesus Reviled, above, and in Figure 5.17 on page 101.
Please respond to the following in a post of 150 to 200 words:
Describe your reaction to Jesus Reviled in light of Rouault’s profound interaction with the culture of his time. In your response be sure to consider:How do an artist’s religious or moral beliefs affect the art he or she produces?
How do your religious or moral beliefs affect the way you see Rouault’s Jesus Reviled?

M09 – Paint Discussion
Directions:
Each student is required to post about 5 of the most interesting things they’ve learned about Paint from the content posted in M09. 
Each item must be numbered.  For example:
I really liked learning about…
This was so interesting to me…
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 This is a comprehensive tiny house design project that encompasses the sustainability theory the course is founded on. 
 
1. site selection. You may select any lot IN THE WORLD, just provide location, reasoning, size, image, and relevant data as to why you chose it.
2. target market. Who is your target audience? This will drive your design and other factors of the sustainability paradigm that must be considered. For example, if you want to design a homeless temp. shelter-state that, so we can evaluate through the lens of the paradigm.
3. design. You do not need to be PICASSO! It can be a hand sketch, 3d rendering, or a model-it is completely up to you, but you must show an ORIGINAL DESIGN. It can be drawn, but must show square feet, materials, site location and orientation, and building amenities. 
4. summary-summarize tiny houses, relationships to the sustainability paradigm, pros, cons, and what you think the future of tiny home is.
5. provide a simple schedule, cost, and overall project construction plan to erect the project.
A total of five points, 5 page minimum (use PICS and DESIGN), and THINK OF THE SUSTAINABILITY PARADIGM! HAVE FUN 

 
Week 2 Discussion – Renaissance Art vs. Modern Art
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Preparation
Your Week 3 assignment requires you to compare the characteristics of Renaissance art and modern art. To give you a head start on your assignment, complete the following:
Read the What Is Modern Art? assignment instructions and its associated scoring guide so that you understand what is expected of you. (See Week 3.)
Select one of the Renaissance masterpieces and its artist that appeals to you from the National Gallery’s Tour: Renaissance MasterpiecesLinks to an external site..
Read the article, “What Are the Characteristics of Renaissance Art?Links to an external site.” https://education.onehowto.com/article/what-are-the-characteristics-of-renaissance-art-12642.html
Review the Renaissance and Modern Art Characteristics Chart [DOCX] Download Renaissance and Modern Art Characteristics Chart [DOCX], which summarizes the characteristics of Renaissance and modern art.
Please respond to the following in a post of 150 to 200 words:
Post a screen shot of your chosen piece of Renaissance art.
Explain why you selected this particular masterpiece.
Identify three major characteristics of Renaissance art that seem most important to you (refer to the article and chart provided).
Explain how the characteristics of Renaissance art that you selected are displayed in your chosen Renaissance masterpiece.

 
Art in Everyday Life
Marking art and appreciating it is about sharpening our skills in seeing art. It is in abundance around us. Consider these examples:
A mural or graffiti on the side of a building.
A sculpture or a fountain.
Patchwork quilts hanging on a clothesline.
A photograph we can’t stop looking at.
A meal that appeals to our palettes, our eyes, and our sense of smell.
A house we’ve driven by and always wanted to live in.
A garden that makes us stop driving, get out of our car, and take in the smells and the view.
An artifact (a smooth stone, an ornament, a box, a book) that we keep close because of its personal meaning for us.
Begin Work on Your Art in Everyday Life Journal Entry
To begin work on your Art in Everyday Life journal entry:
Select art that you want to write a journal entry about and explain why you selected this piece of art.

Consider the examples above to stimulate your thinking, but don’t allow the examples to constrain you. These examples are only intended to jump-start your thinking.

Share an image of the artwork you’ve selected and provide identifying information about the artwork and the artist.

Note: In some cases, you may not be able to provide identifying information. For example, if your artwork consists of quilts hanging on a clothesline, you may not be able to identify the art or the artist. Provide any identifying information you can and explain why this information isn’t available.

Respond to these writing prompts in the Art in Everyday Life Template [DOCX] Download Art in Everyday Life Template [DOCX]:

What identifying information can you supply about the artwork and the artist?
Why did you select this piece of art to share and write about?
What do you see, touch, hear, smell, or taste in this modern artwork?

Be sure to provide sufficient details.

What do you think and feel about this artwork?
What meaning does this piece of art have for you?
What message do you think the artist was trying to convey?

Ensure your journal entry is clear and demonstrates good writing mechanics.
Submit the image of your piece of art and your journal entry to the assignment area.

Your infomative Report must be 7- 8 pages, not including refrences pages. Must be in APA Ariel 12. 
You may include photos based on your topic. 
* Prelimary Report attached as well for outline * 

 
Johanna was in the midst of preparing her speech. She’d done the research and found a number of great sources for her speech. The specific purpose of her speech was to persuade a group of wildlife experts to step up their help for saving the water channel between the islands of Maui and Lanai, an area where humpback whales migrate during the winter to give birth. Johanna had a very strong first point and a strong third point, but she just couldn’t shake the fact that her middle point really was underdeveloped and not as strong as the other two. In fact, the middle point was originally going to be her last point, but when her research went bust she ultimately downgraded the point and sandwiched it in between the other two. Now that she looked at her second point, she realized that the sources weren’t credible and the point should probably be dropped. In the back of Johanna’s head, she heard that small voice reminding her of the fact that most audiences don’t remember the middle of the speech, so it really won’t matter anyway.
1. Is it unethical to use the main point that you know is underdeveloped?
2. Should a speaker ever purposefully put less credible information in the middle of a speech, knowing that people are less likely to remember that information?
3. If you were Johanna, what would you do?

We are in the process of updating the ARC Interior Design opportunities, Please answer these 3 questions to help us with base information. 
Please answer by Saturday evening, 11:59 pm. You will earn 20 bonus points. 
Thank you for your help.
Janet
In what city do you live?
Why are you taking Interior Design classes?
Would you attend on-campus classes? 

This will be one quick way for you to receive some bonus points within the class. It will be worth 20 points. What you need to do is just tell me in short words where are you taking your class what city and what is your goal with interior design, as well as why you like online classes. I know you have all pretty much written it in your introduction however, we are doing a poll and want it very clear cut. It’s easy 20 points! This will end on Saturday 23 at 11 59 pm. There will be no late as this is a bonus