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space is important for illision artists
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Lots of artists prefer anonymity in order to create an air of mystery to their work, which makes more people curious to its roots. This also protects the artist from controversy that might follow them in their professional and personal lives, especially if their art is based on advocacy or their political views.
(Example Answer) The mystery of anonymous work makes the art more appealing to those who appreciate it because of the idea that the average person can make something so moving and inspiring.
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I'm not sure if this was a question that needed specific key words or phrases in it, so I just wrote what I would answer if I was given the question without any context.
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Out of about 7 billion people on the planet, about 6 billion people believe in some kind of God. I think this is because, of tradition and believe.
Atheism has grown in the UK in the last 50 years. I think this is because, people question there believes. If you are not sure of witch religion is best for you or non religion at all. Many choose the simple solution to not believe in a higher power at all.
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You could use a colour wheel to make sure the colours suit one another.
You could ask for opinions.
You could make the patterns and their matching colours originally.
What I would do personally would be to find a colour wheel and choose colours for a shirt/skirt/etc depending on what design the garment was and the shape and size. For example, if it were a mini skirt, I would more than likely choose a solid colour. If it were a longer skirt with - say - polka dots, I would choose two colours that compliment one another like blue and orange, or green and red.
Jean-Antoine Watteau is the founder of the French Rococo style of painting.
When <span>Jean-Antoine Watteau </span>submitted the piece "<span>The Embarkation for Cythera" from 1717 </span>to the Royal Academy of Painting, the Academy was so impressed that it created a new category of subject matter to accommodate the painting.
