... road which leads the reader through the book to the stops along the way. I feel that the book is harmonious because of the contrasting lines mixed together with the range of colors and textures. 3) The best part of the composition in my artwork is the way that I used all different types of lines in the buildings and mountains which are straight. The forest and the ocean contours are curved. I also like that the colors range greatly from light to dark ... , warm to cool. I mentioned before that the road that runs through the book ties the ... ...

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... caused him to have a futile mindset towards formal philosophy. His views and ideas of the natural world left a significant impact on young Giotto, a young Italian painter. Giotto looked at how nature was. In his works, he portrayed a direct observation of nature as he modeled with light and shading, used human emotions, and attempted to create linear perspective. Giotto had ... received this inspiration for his works from St. Francis as he tried to continue the observations and beauty of nature in his paintings. In both Giotto's and Francis' renderings ... the forest to create niches in...

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