1. tear a newspaper. rip it into strips not very tiny pieces but just strips. What you shouldn’t do is cut it and just do it individually shaped as a strip. 2.Then you dip the newspaper one at a time into making it a paper mache. 3. Basically you need to mix the substances which are (water and glue mixed) 4. Then you need to find a form in which suits you the most when you’re making a paper mache. I’ve done this before and the results are remarkable!
Andy Warhol's pop art paintings and screen prints, made in the 70's and 80's before his untimely death; throughout his life he was a renowned illustrator and created vast collections of images which have become iconic images of the era, including many works on "Campbell's Soup Cans" and Marilyn Diptychs" where he explored the ideas of commodification, consumerism, and celebrity culture through the lens of mass-production.
B. Repetition hope this helps :)
<span>Michelangelo's sculpture of David is a metaphor for: courage, because when facing the giant he was not scared, determination, because he was determined to serve God, and strength, because he was a warrior and defeated the enemies of God.</span>
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I believe the answer is Goethe.
