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Aug 06, 2008 by bj woodruff | Posted in Other - Arts & Humanities

art http://www.rkm.com.au/Computer-Virus/off ice-computer.htm what is about. and how dose it make you feel and what to your think about.




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May 12, 2009 by sexyprincess0415 | Posted in Drawing & Illustration

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Color
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Op Art
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Perspective
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String Art

Essay Question: Define "Visual Illusion".

Explain how visual illusion works in

Op Art is also known as optical art.

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Mar 26, 2008 by Debra Anne A | Posted in Other - Visual Arts

Can anyone tell me how i can teach art wit more fun.......

There are some great websites specifically for art teachers.
I don't know what level you are looking to teach so I can't recommend particular sites, but I'll check back and if you give more specifics I'll dig some up.

Art

Music video for Tanya Davis' song Art by Andrea Dorfman

Eating art or eatable art? That is the question — Lost At E Minor ...

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Are you a sucker for a hearty Sunday morning brunch, but can’t stand the calories it packs in? Deliciously fluffy waffles, smothered in butter and sugary syrup and topped with the freshest berries the season has to offer are an all-day favorite. Now you can have your, errrr, waffle and eat it too. Sort of. This adorably yummy waffle ring from Hipster Chic comes with all the fixin’s on a silver plate ring.

A more appropriate name for this shiny sparkling piece of illuminating design would probably be an Aviator Lamp , because that’s what this is: a light bulb surrounded by forty pairs of mirrored aviator sun glasses, which cast a kaleidoscope of shadows when the lamp is lit. This Celebrity Lamp may lack subtlety, but it makes up for it with countless opportunities to check yourself out.

If you ever happen to find yourself riding across the mid-west on horseback with an iPod jangling about in your holster, be sure to let Calexico soundtrack the experience. They’re cleverly fusing a range of genres, mixing some good old country with US indie, a bit of jazz and even, in 2003’s Feast of Wire, some smatterings of electronica. Lead singer Joey Burns gives a healthy amount of cowboy twang and the soaring orchestral background and sweet country guitar licks add a real atmosphere to the music.

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