Which statements use a tone that is appropriate for a museum caption? Check all that apply.
2 answers:
Answer:
<em>A. The artist’s overhead view creates a dizzying effect, and his fascination with the skyscraper is distinctly contemporary.</em>
<em>C. The photograph uses a single, colorful person among a group of others who are all the same as an expression of identity. </em>
<em>D. The sculptor's use of shapes that increase in size creates a feeling of expanding upward.</em>
Explanation:
<em>These statements use a tone that is appropriate for a museum caption.</em>
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Islam doesn't allow humans to draw living things as Allah will ask them on the day of Judgment to bring the things they drew to life. So what I like to do is draw anime characters as it's easy and halal.
Explanation:
I have used benday dots before. And this technique can be done by hand but it will take very long. Or, like Roy Lichenstein, you can just paint over a stencil with holes in it.
The file is my art with which I used the technique, benday dots, by hand.
It's also halal, as I drew a comic character. The facial features are ok because they aren't meant to represent human features.
