...Running head: DRAWING TO PAINTING Drawing to Painting Kristofer Kem ARTS/230 June 26, 2014 Elizabeth Labby Drawing to Painting Raphael has painted the Alba Madonna. This paper will discuss what Raphael used to paint the Alba Madonna. This paper will also show how Raphael used drawing as a method to painting. Furthermore, the reader will be informed on the materials he used for his art work as well as how the foundations of his paintings came together for the final product. Lastly, this paper will explain why Raphael drew the work prior to him painting as well as what he wanted to express in his art work. Metalpoint was a tool that was used in the late 15th century that many artists used to create drawings. Metalpoint was one of the materials that Raphael used for his art work. “The metalpoint creates a chemical reaction once it is applied to paper this would produce lines” (Sayre, 2010). In addition to using metalpoint, Raphael also used chalk in his art work. In the past, many artists used chalk in his or her drawings. In order for chalk to be used like a pencil, it had to be sharpened to a point. Typically Raphael would use oil on wood panels. To create paintings, he used oil on canvas as well. Raphael was one the first artists to show what kind of power oil has in paintings. This is because of oil’s ability to give off a high gloss finish and its texture. Another medium that Raphael used in his paintings was tempera. Tempera is an emulsion of pure egg yolk and water that is...
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...RUNNING HEAD: ETHICS AND PRODUCT CONSUMPTION PAPER Ethics and Product Consumption Paper for Toms Beverly Clarkson MKT/431 November 1, 2015 Glenna Twing RUNNING HEAD: ETHICS AND PRODUCT CONSUMPTION PAPER Ethics and Product Consumption Paper for Toms Toms is a business started on helping others less fortunate. Blake Mycoskie, who is the founder and owner of Toms, decided to help one by one, with “One for One.” This is the slogan he adopted. With this approach, he started an organization that provides a pair of shoes for a child. Tom’s shoes begin it first of six pillars of the marketing code, honesty. Honesty When Mycoskie decided to implement his plan, several boutiques in Los Angeles, agreed to sell the shoes. Later his idea was picked up by the Los Angeles Times, who ran his article about his business idea. In just one weekend he had $88,000 in orders. After two years, of being established, Toms had made over $9.6 million in revenue. The integrity of Mycoskie that he would send free...
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...Running Head: KUDLER STRATEGY Week 6 Kudler Strategy Yong Zhou University of Phoenix/ MBA Program STR/581 Strategic Planning & Implementation Professor Doug Gilbert August 11, 2009 Executive Summary Kathy Kudler is the creator of Kudler Fine Foods. Kathy’s primary goal in establishing KFF was to create a retail store that provides a selection of gourmet foods in order to meet the needs of the typical person all within one store. A wide variety of foods are offered at Kudler Fine Foods. The many different departments include gourmet baked goods, dairy, cheese, wine, organic and non organic produce sections, fresh meats, and seafood. Furthermore, the three different retail locations will offer cooking classes in addition to monthly cheese and wine customer appreciation classes. Some of these services will be expanded into the private residence sector. Adding to their list of offered services, KFF has just added a new catering service in an attempt to attract new customers as well as increasing revenue from their existing customer base. There have been some recent operational changes at Kudler that will be advantageous to the success of their stores. Kudler is able to increase their profitability by using operational strategies such as establishing contracts with local producers of organic produce, creating a purchasing department, and through the use of marketing tools. The right strategies will keep Kudler...
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...Running Head: Boy at the Window Boy at the Window ENG 125: Introduction to Literature Instructor: Sarah MacDonald April, 15 2012 Running Head: Boy at the Window Boy at the Window In “Boy at the Window”, Richard Wilbur uses examples of contrast, personification and allegory in order to convey a message about the fate of childhood innocence. Wilbur tries to tell the reader that the innocence felt by children is doomed from the start to succumb to the forces of experience. Contrast is the strongest literary device utilized in “Boy at the Window”, with the numerous examples serving to drive home the loss of innocence and set a tone for the whole poem. Wilbur juxtaposes the bitter cold outside with the warmth inside the home where the child resides; while the child looks at the snowman’s predicament from his own perspective, the more experienced snowman knows that he would be doomed were he to enter the warm house. This leads into a contrast between the worldly snowman, who understands the necessary division between his position and the boy’s, and the young child who feels only sympathy. Ice and water form another example of contrast; “Though frozen water is his [the snowman’s] element”, the snowman cries single tears of melted water out of sympathy for the young’s boy’s sorrow. What the boy desires, for the snowman to be inside the warmth rather than out in the cold, cannot be. A second group of contrasting images is the difference between loneliness and company. Much...
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...Running head: Self Reflection 19 ones influence; love of all humanity means respect for the dignity of and sensitivity to the needs of others; and humility is the acknowledgement of our own limitations (“the more we know, the more there is to learn). (Cathcart, 2000; Welfel, 2010) Emerson said, “Desire is possibility seeking expression.” If a person truly wants something, the possibility of achieving or attaining it surely exists. Problems arise when people confuse probability with possibility and when they decide that we already know everything required to perform a task; far too many variables exist for people to really „know‟ everything required to resolve any one situation. As professionals, we must proceed cautiously and judiciously based on what we have learned about ourselves, our core beliefs and values, and the standards and guidelines of our professional associations; while listening to the messages the world is sending us from within, being realistically optimistic, and realizing that there is no limit to human possibilities and human potential. The ultimate power to achieve lies within each individual and can only be actualized by Self -exploration, Self -discovery, Self -motivation, Self -discipline, Self -mastery, Self- confidence, Self- understanding, Self- acceptance, and Self- realization. Without a set of values, these actions will lack direction and focus. Measuring them against a set of values requires that we, as professionals...
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...Running Head: BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Business Management PESTEL Analysis PESTEL analysis evaluates the political, economical, social, technological, environmental and legal factors impacts on the consumer buying behavior and their impacts on YouTube business or performance. Political * 1. Political instability in many countries * 2. Changes in current legislation 3. Policies for foreign investors4. Proper security of local and foreign firms5. Relationship between nations6. Wars and conflicts | Economical1. Home economy 2. Economy trends in overseas economies3.GDP and purchasing power of customers4. Interest/ exchange and inflation rates5. International trade and monetary issues6. Investment opportunities and trade balance | * Social1. Demographic changes including sex ratio, population density, and majority people age, etc.2. Cultural and traditional changes3. Educational and language differences4. Social safety and benefits5. Consumer attitudes and opinions on online sites6. Ethnic/religious factors | Technological1. Technological development and innovation growth2. Skilled resources3. Licensing, patentsintellectual property issues4. Adaptation of new technology5.Research & Development | Environmental1. Environmental industrial growth2. Consumer attitudes, opinions and support3. Climate and natural support 4. Business environment and media support | * Legal * 1. Improper law and legal framework related online sites. * 2. Customer protection...
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...Essay #1 Cause and Effect Sarah C. Powers Stautzenberger GEN 090 English Skills and Development Ms. Constance Plungus October 31, 2011 The loss of my mother was devastating and tragic. In 1998, my mother suffered from a brain aneurism that burst. I was 17 yrs old, and lost my best friend. Mom was strong willed and humorous. She finished college on the deans list, and raised four children by her self. She was the matriarch of my family, She was a great woman who cared for humanity. Sadly she also suffered the disease of addiction. Unfortunately that series of events left my poor mother in a nursing home not able to care for her self. Physically she is here, mentally she is not. The loss of my mom brought broken hearts, lost souls and God willing the dawn of a new day. My experience with addiction is that is can be life threatening. In my family alone, I have lost two aunt’s and a mother due to addiction. Before it took their lives, it changed their whole perspective on life. For example, my mother was always loving and compassionate. As an addict she was mean and hateful. The disease of addiction can and will take everything from you and your family. I lost the person who taught me how to be strong and proud no matter what the situation. My mother was an honorable woman and I suffered a dear loss. Addiction is fatal. There are many effects to the person who is an addict. Relationships with family and friends will...
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...ANTH 350 7980 Health, Illness, and Healing (2158) 11-19-2015 Stage 1: Ethnographic Assessment An inventory of health/illness related product in the household In an ordinary household, it is common to find medication, medical devices, and or food supplements associated to a specific health-related condition or illness. An assessment of my household reveals the following products: Prozac Paxil Amoxicillin Furosemide Esmilol Vitamin C, Multivitamin, Pottassium, iron Ambien Lunesta Percodan Panadol Cough syrup Anti-Acid Thermometer Nebulizer Blood Pressure Monitor Hearing Aid Anti-septic Weight management magazine First-Aid Guide book Organic cook foods Fresh fruits and vegetables Health-Seeking Behavior * The gym is compulsory to all my family members. Most of them visit the gym on a daily basis while those with busy schedules ensure they attend at least thrice a week.The reasons for going to the gym are numerous. Some family member’s visit the gym to keep fit and tone their muscles while others aim to shed the extra weight. We also engage in exercise activities such as bike riding and jogging. * My family also has the habit of drinking water. Specifically, my father believes that water detoxifies the body and thus guarantees health.He starts and ends the day with two glasses of water;a habit he has maintained since his youth. Personally, I have also adopted my father’s belief in drinking water and I ensure I carry a bottle of water everyday...
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...Running head: APA STYLE FOR RESEARCH REPORTS 1 Natural Ethics, Unnatural Law Hoang Le Bristol University University APA STYLE FOR RESEARCH REPORTS 2 Abstract The purpose of this paper is to describe and model APA-style of writing for research reports. Each section of an APA-style paper is described and is written according to the APA-style guidelines to allow you to use it as a model. The Abstract summarizes the main points of the paper in 120 or fewer words. The Introduction should describe the research topic and hypotheses and the support for these hypotheses. The Method is written in subsections: Participants, Design, Materials, and Procedure. The study should be described in enough detail to replicate it. The Results section describes the data and any statistical tests used. The Discussion restates the hypotheses, giving evidence if they are supported. APA STYLE FOR RESEARCH REPORTS 3 Introduction to APA Publication Style for Research Reports in Psychology It is important for businesses to be legally right. But it is even more important for businesses to be ethically right. History Laws are made by people. As such, it is subject to only two factors: the lawmaker’s sense of justice and his/her personal’s interests. History has proven the law as a method to, most importantly, protect the interests...
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...Run. Run. Run. Out through the school doors I go. I bash through every obstacle that I come across. As I run, like it is the life of me, I appreciate the crisp air that gives me goosebumps, the crunchy butterscotch and crimson leaves that easily drop to the sidewalk, and the peculiar ghouls and ghost mannequins that haunt the front steps. … I can’t stop running. Halloween is tonight and I am being a ghost. Why am I being a ghost? My mom says everyone will love my costume. Who does not want to be a ghost? I am a few blocks away. I can start to see my street. I don’t stop running; I am impatient to get home, eat dinner, wear my costume, and get candy. After school, my mom is making me my favorite dish on my favorite day of the year! Baked chicken ziti with eggplant and broccoli. My mouth waters as I think about the smooth texture of the creamy pasta and the chicken full of fresh flavor. I am a cat, zooming between your feet, to get your attention to feed me....
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...headed to my locker, grabbed the BIG bag of chips and headed to the cardio room. I eye-balled the empty treadmill between two people. I felt very nervous because this is not what people do at the gym. More than that, I do not like sticking out of the crowd. As I approached the machine with my music still running through my earbuds (this was more to motivate me to keep up with this act) I jumped on the machine. I set the treadmill to a walking setting and cracked the bag of Doritos® open and began to munch away. The first minute or-so I was absorbed with my nervousness and did not pay much attention to anything or anyone that was not attached to my machine. I was already in the act so I finally started to look around nonchalantly while eating my chips and somewhat rocking out to the music while exercising. I noticed the two people next to me were trying to not give me attention. But curiosity is something that over-rides many impulses. I began to really feel more comfortable with this act. The lady next to me glanced at me and I made eye contact. I gave a head nod and gestured with my bag as to ask, “Do you want some?” She actually responded with a smile and shook her head in “no” manner. I am pretty sure she was giggling and I might have made her day and a good story for her to tell to her friends and family later. I was in the back row because I wanted to be seen from all angles. When people were getting off of their machine in front of me I noticed them staring. Some people...
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...●●●ReadTheory.Org © 2010 EnglishForEveryone.Org © 2008 Name________________ Date________________ “Running” Reading Comprehension – Short Stories Directions: Read the story. Then answer the questions below. Dieter loves to run. He runs in the morning. He runs in the afternoon. He runs in the evening. He runs at night. Dieter loves to run, but it hurts to run. When Dieter runs, it hurts. His legs hurt. His arms hurt. His back hurts. His head hurts. When Dieter runs, his whole body hurts. Then, Dieter starts thinking. He starts dreaming. He dreams about his job. He dreams about his home. He dreams about his family. He dreams about his friends. He dreams about the world. At first, running hurts. No one likes it when it hurts. When it hurts, Dieter dreams about things that do not hurt. This is why Dieter loves running. Running gives him the best dreams. Sometimes, Dieter forgets that he is running. Sometimes, he runs all morning. Sometimes, he runs all afternoon. Sometimes, he runs all night. Dieter runs and dreams. Questions: 1) What does Dieter love to do? A. B. C. D. He loves to run. He loves to dream. He loves to think. He loves to hurt. 2) When Dieter runs, it hurts. What does this mean? A. He feels good. B. He feels bad. 3) What does Dieter do while he is running? A. B. C. D. He dreams. He sleeps. He eats. He drinks. 4) What does Dieter dream about? I. his job II. his family III. his future A. B. C. D. I only I and II II and III I, II, and III Answers...
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...Failing to Success It was tryout day. My heart was beating fast and sweat was running down my face as I approached the starting line. Wait. Stay still. Take a big breath. “Get set…RUN!” My adrenaline rush rose as I began to sprint. The sun was thrashing down my back as my feet pierced the burning, concrete track. With every stride I took, my lungs clasped for air. Everything felt the way it should as I was running at the same pace as everyone else. Half a mile through, I began to notice that most of the girls were about fifty meters ahead of me. They all had passed me. My short legs moved as fast as they could on the last two hundred meters left of the 5k but I just couldn’t catch up. As I came closer to my final steps, my legs were so worn out, that they began to wobble like a bridge in an earthquake. I reached the finish line and collapsed to the ground. This was my first year of high school and it was already not going well for me. I had failed to make the cross-country varsity team, which consisted of the top seven girls from a total of fifteen that had tried out. Mr. Nelson, the head cross-country coach, had decided to choose seven girls from those who hadn’t made varsity to run for junior varsity. Since there were eight girls, one would have to leave the team, so he eliminated me for having the slowest time. We all had viciously tried our hardest to earn a spot on the team by running against our teammates, but I just wasn’t good enough. I considered cross-country...
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...were calves. Even though I was young, I told my parents that I would be fine to go out alone. My mother did not want any part of it but I insisted that I would be fine by myself. As I walked through the gate of the pin something didn’t seem normal. We also had a dog named Peanut that stayed in the same pin with the cows. Normally she liked to stay around them but this time she was on the other side of the field. I seemed to notice that the cows were acting more aggressive than normal. I thought in my head that I might have made a mistake by going out alone. As I tried to go near the cows they started charging at me. I assumed they were looking for food because it was getting to the time of day we usually feed them. Suddenly I had to start running because if not, I more than likely would have gotten trampled by two massive cows. I soon headed for the barn running as fast as I could possibly go to look for safety. “Locked, why is the door locked!” I said to myself as I was running around the barn in a frantic. We always had a bucket sitting outside of the barn door. I decided that if I stood on the bucket I would be able to climb over the barn door, and that is just what I did. Once inside the barn I felt somewhat of a relief until I realized that I was not going to try to out run those cows again. I was going to be stuck there until someone noticed I was gone for a while. As twenty minutes then forty minutes went by I soon began to...
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...How to play Subway Surfers? An ‘endless running’ game (the player continually moves forward without stopping until the player hits an object), Subways Surfers is one of the most popular games worldwide. The main objective of the game is to collect coins and various other rewards while running through an endless game world. The players of the game takes the roles of a young hooligan who is caught while applying graffiti to a metro railway, starts running down the railway tracks to escape the inspector and his dog. Trains and other obstacles which come in the way of the player can be avoided by swiping left or right or by jumping or by rolling. Surfboards act as a sort of temporary invincibility but two respective hits while riding one surfboard will end the surfboard run. Players can increase their score multiplier by completing the missions given. Completion of these missions rewards players with bonuses. The game ends when the player collides with an obstacle and is caught by the inspector and his dog. To help the player on his or her run, there are 4 special kinds of power ups – Jetpacks, Super Sneakers, Coin Magnet and Double Multiplier. Each of these power ups can be upgraded to last longer with the help of the coins collected. Okay, now that we know what the basic are, let’s look at the main menu of the game. This is the main menu of the game. The contents of the main menu are as follows – 1. Mission – This button shows the current mission you need to complete...
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