Stefan Pabsts: Creating Optical Illusions

In the novel Night by Elie Wiesel and the poem See it through by Edgar Guest the two authors use imagery is different because Night’s imagery is dark and sad and see it through is telling you no matter what don’t give up. An example of this difference in Night “They were the first faces of hell and and death”. The gloomy vibe. An example of this in the poem see it through is”You may fail,but fail still fighting;Don’t give up what’er you do”. The imagery helps the reader understand the theme of never giving up.

Searching the author's name in google, I found his LinkeIn page where to show his experience, and I really surprise about him. https://www.linkedin.com/in/lonniekraatz. Lonnie Kraatz is a really good artist that give me more questions about this technique to create mascle

The “Join, or Die snake cartoon image was drawn by Benjamin Franklin and printed in his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette in 1754. It was believed that Franklin may have seen a similar design that had been used in Paris and had been published in 1685. The separate parts of the snake represented the colonies of North and South Carolina, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, New York, New Jersey and New England.

Especially his egg / pinecone like sculptures made out of stone, wood, ice or similar material seem to be very time-consuming.

The author uses imagery to characterize the snake and emphasize the importance of its life. When the narrator first approaches the snake, he observes how the snake “held his ground in calm watchfulness; he was not even rattling yet, much less was he coiled; he was waiting for me to show my intentions.” This description uses specific details of the snake’s actions to illustrate how the snake reacts nonviolently. In fact, the snake waits to see what the narrator does instead of attacking outright,

caught in a lawnmower. He uses imagery to bring attention to each important detail in the last

He has demonstrated some understanding of the techniques and processes used in his artwork and has completed some tasks to a good standard. Dion has shown a keen interest towards carbon paper drawings and spray painting stencils.

Besides his learning disability, he also has suffered from a rare disease called Face Blindness. This disease causes you to not recognise faces, no matter who it is. He always says that it helps him remember people if he paints them. But that's not all. When he was almost 50 years old, a spinal artery collapses and he became paralyzed from the neck down. That made it much more difficult for him to continue painting. But, with some physical therapy, some advanced technology, and perseverance he was able to continue creating. He has a brush device that is like a brace on his arm that allows him to move. He also has an easel that rotates and moves up and down so he can reach the whole portrait. He went through a lot but is still a happy person and is doing what he loves.

He also provides exceedingly vivid imagery, which makes the book extremely easy to visualize for more image oriented

In Zeus Leonardo’s article and the video titled “The Power of the Illusion: The House We Live in,” American racism is discussed, and white racial domination is argued as the explanation for this stigma across the country. Based on both sources, I believe that this is indeed the case in American society.

used sticks to make brushes. When he made paints it made him curious if he could make other

Advances in technology and the expansion of trade have, without a doubt, improved the standard of living dramatically for peoples around the world. Globalization brings respect for law and human rights and the democratization of politics, education, and finance to developing societies, but is usually slow in doing so. It is no easy transition or permanent solution to conflict, as some overly zealous proponents would argue. In The Great Illusion, Norman Angell sees globalization as a force which results from and feeds back into the progressive change of human behavior from using physical force toward using rational, peaceful methods in order to achieve economic security and prosperity. He believes that nations will no longer wage war

draw the murals and paint them and drawing the faces . I have seen his

With this incredible gift, Jung Gi is invited all over the world to preform drawing shows rather than the more conventional papering art beforehand and showing it in a gallery, using ink and pen he can create complex and detailed scenes without using a reference and draws them in front of a crowd.

One wonders what an optical illusion is, “an optical illusion is a visually perceived image that differs from reality.” (Eifrig, 2014, n.p.). There are so many different types of optical illusions in which play with the brains of people. Optical illusions are normal because the majority of humans experience them. Humans’ vision tries its best to figure out what is happening to the picture, which then creates an image contradicting reality. Sometimes illusions can be entertaining because it fools the brain and one tries to figure out the image shown. Illusions cannot only be in a form of art but sometimes it happens whenever reading something without putting much effort.