Tag AHIS 430
Out of many stories that I have heard and read in my art history class, one stood out to me in particular. The story is called “The Fly” written by Katherine Mansfield. This story is not only pleasant to read… Continue Reading →
Since I was a baby and could hold a pencil, my hands-on work has begun. It was present in school including anything I have written or drawn. The traditional painting has also been the first art form I’ve been introduced… Continue Reading →
Amplification through simplification – The simpler the visual, the easier it is to relate to it (what cartoon is for Scott McCloud. Bleeding – panels run off the edge of the frame and don’t contain time. Time escapes into space… Continue Reading →