Blog
Post #1: Explain how a work of art you’ve heard, read,
or experienced challenged or provoked your thinking, shaped your perspective,
and/or encouraged some kind of change in you.
Paragraph 1: intro to the time you
saw/heard the art for the first time—what was it; when you experienced it; what
was going on in your life
Paragraph 2: description of the work of
art—provide details that help the reader “see” or “hear” this work.
Paragraph 3: impact—did the art work
serve a personal, social, spiritual, physical, or educational function? How did
it impact you?
Paragraph 4: technique—why did this
particular art work manage to reach you?
What was the artist really good at doing?
Blog Post #1
ReplyDeleteSunrise are very beautiful to watch. Since my early childhood I have always been amazed and interested in watching the sun rise bright and early. Although I am no longer an early bird when I was younger I used to wake up early in the morning to watch the sunrise because I found it to be fascinating. The first thing I do when I woke up from bed was look out the window and stare at this marvelous work of art.
In the first few minutes sunrise can be described as a mixture of yellow and orange on the horizon. Then after a few more minutes pass the sunrise becomes even more beautiful as the sun peeked over the horizon. The sky had now become pink like a sea of cotton candy, with the light of the sun coloring the clouds above with a pinkish hue.
Sunrise had a personal impact on my day. It brightened up my mood to help me overcome some challenges I might face that day. It helped me to start off the day in a positive manner. As long as I started my day off positively, even through the hardship I might face throughout the day I can be sure that I was able to conquer them.
One of many Earth's art is expressed through sunrises. It fills my surrounding with peace and unity. It lets me know that I will be okay.