Answer:
well, their name silly!
Explanation:
their not technically the same, since C major is the flattest of them all, but, if you think about it, they're only similar due to name!
Answer:
A. diagonal
Explanation:
The question above is related to "Interior Design." There are many different kinds of lines that are being used such as the following:<em> horizontal lines, vertical lines, diagonal lines, curved lines, flowing lines and busy lines</em>. When it comes to<em> angular stabilit</em>y, the "diagonal lines" are being used. This allows the rooflines to stand out because<u> it always look stimulated</u> than all the other lines. However, it is important not to use many of these lines to prevent over-excitement or over-stimulation.
Answer:
Explanation:
Imagine you're using your favorite pen to draw a spaceship. You take into careful consideration where to place this spaceship on the page and how far away to draw the moon and stars that the spaceship is about to fly by. You want to show that the spaceship is moving, so you draw a few squiggles. Finally, because of your love of star gazing, you color in a nearby shooting star with your favorite shade of yellow and voila; you have just created your own artwork.
Without even knowing it, you have just used some of the principles of art. They include:
balance
proportion
emphasis
variety
movement
rhythm
harmony
They are used to organize the basic elements of art: line, shape, form, value, color, space, and texture. They are sometimes also referred to as principles of organization or design principles.
Another important element in creating art is composition. A composition is the placement or arrangement of visual elements in an artwork, and art principles help figure out the arrangements of those visual elements.
<span>determinism is the
belief that behavior is shaped/determined by internal and/or external
forces beyond our control, rather than an individual's will to do
something. Example - biological approach - neurotransmission.
free will is </span><span>The
belief that behavior is determined by our own free will and that we
have full control over our actions. Example - humanistic psychology such
as Maslow.</span>
