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Taekook lol is the brainliest answer
Answer:
I'm not sure if you need to fill in the blank, but if you do it's contrast. To create emphasis using contrast, an artist might use different shades of gray in a black and white drawing.
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trending news on the Internet.
Explanation:
A newsreel can be defined as a short documentary film or motion picture that typically comprises of news stories, current affairs and other information of topical interests to the audience. It was a form of communication that was commonly used in cinemas around the the 1910s and the mid 1970s.
In the digital age, newsreel are similar to topical news that are made available through the use of social media and over the internet.
Hence, newsreels from the past are most closely related to trending news on the Internet.
Prompt - In our own time, with all the emphasis placed on the concept rather than technique or even any particular medium, what role, if any, do you think the mediums of drawing and painting, for instance play in the production and evaluation of a work of art? Considering the connectivity between all two dimensional media, how would you articulate the progressive path in the development of techniques and materials from drawing to printmaking, photography and graphic arts? How much of this progression can be credited to creativity of artistic production and what portion to the market and commerce?
Objective - The purpose of this forum is to closely study and discuss the particularities of 2D mediums of art in order to explore how artists' visual expressions reveal artistic creativity through any given 2D medium.
Helpful Tip: There is limit on the word count, therefore be aware that you are not required to answer all parts of the prompt. Also, you must get beyond simply reiterating the information, and you should synthesize the material on your own by looking for connections between bits and pieces of information to contribute to the discussion. Further, avoid using direct quotes. Put things in your own words.
