False. Artists use the "elements of art" and "principles of design" because they have studied what colors, and elements make us humans feel a certain way when we look at their work. For instance, if an artist wanted people to portray sadness in his painting, he might use cool (or dark blues, blues, dark greens, greens) in his painting. The human mind has been known to have feelings of sadness when these "cool" tones are being viewed.
Artists represent these things in many different ways depending on medium and style. Cubist artists use color and shape to create depth and emotion in their work. There are many different painting techniques to create texture and form. Stippling, and sponging are two examples of ways to create texture,
The early box camera was developed by D. George Eastman.
a misconception of classical music is that it all very happy, fast, upbeat, and light.
