O’Keeffe tends to do more abstract versions of natural form and a lot of her paintings consist of bright colours or browns , reds , yellows and shades. She tends to use oil paint . In a lot of her art pieces she paints skulls in the desert , the skulls are painted in a realistic style however she will either place the skull somewhere unusual or have another unusual object beside the skull . There is no particular way that the light is showed apart from where the shading is showing that the light is coming from the opposite angle.
Answer:
cores primárias, secundárias e terciárias.
Explanation:
As cores são classificadas como cores primárias, secndárias e terciárias. Essa classificação esta relacionada a mistura de cores realizada para que essas cores existam. As cores primárias existem sem nenhum tipo de mistura e são as cores amarelo, vermelho e azul. As cores secundárias são aquelas obtidas pela mistura de duas cores primárias e são as cores laranja, verde e roxo. As cores terciárias são formadas pela mistura de uma cor primaria com uma cor terciária e essas cores são azul-arroxeado, vermelho-alaranjado, amarelo-alaranjado, amarelo-esverdeado.
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1) "Sweet Victory" is a popular rock ballad performed by David Glen Eisley. It was used in the episode "Band Geeks" during the bubble bowl. It is one of the semi-common occasions that SpongeBob's singing actor is not Tom Kenny.
2) it came out in 2005
3) it was created by David Glen Eisley and Bob Kulick
Answer: I have a favorite rapper
Explanation:
Answer:
c) design
Explanation:
<u> Research design is the part of the report that explains the strategy and mythology that was used in order to complete the research, gather the data, and conclude the results. </u>This part explains the plan and methods used through all the phases of the research.
The research design is often divided into <u>fixed </u>(quantitative – theory and experiment-driven, in the controlled environment) and <u>flexible </u>(qualitative – focused on first-hand experience, interviews, and more free interpretations, used for social sciences).