Actually no, the answer is painted.
Answer:
Germany.
True.
How images and words work together.
Explanation:
Germany was first known for printing sheet music. It happened in Mainz and it was printed by Johann Fust and Peter Schöffer, after that, it was printed in Great Britain.
Street art design has flourished nowadays and street art design is considering graphic design and street art or sings in collaboration.
Children's books are a great example of how images and words are working together because in that case, children can learn, recognize and gain a great memory through usage both images and words.
Answer:
1-8/8
2-3/8
3-6/8
4-6/8
5-7/8
6-5/8
7-4/8
8-7/8
9-2/8
Explanation:
I'm pretty sure I'm wrong. I don't mess with 8/8 time a lot I am so used to 4/4 time so I just tried to double it but I'd say look it up because 8/8 time is not my strong suit. I'm really sorry if I'm wrong.
Answer: I don’t consider any art to be “bad art” unless they are suppose to be under a specific rule (like if you are intending to draw realistic portraits but drew a not porportional face, I will consider it as wrong. However if the artist intends to draw something that is semirealistic or in their art style, there will be nothing wrong with it). I don’t consider “bad art” as bad because it was in the intention and purpose of the artist and the things he or she wants to express, so I celebrate all art in museums, including the “bad arts”.
