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What shapes did Kandinsky use in a lively happy picture?

Kandinsky used modern shapes like triangles or circles to represent something like a picture. By the way do you go to Todmorden High School?


What are the three drawing modes in flash and how do they differ?

In Adobe Flash, the three primary drawing modes are "Object Drawing," "Merge Drawing," and "Shape Drawing." Object Drawing creates shapes as separate, individual objects that retain their properties and can be manipulated independently, allowing for easier editing later. Merge Drawing combines shapes into a single object, which can make complex designs but limits individual shape manipulation. Shape Drawing allows for the creation of vector shapes that are directly editable, but these shapes do not retain individual object properties once drawn. Each mode serves different purposes depending on whether the user needs flexibility or simplicity in their design.


What is the difference between positive and negative shapes?

Positive shapes are the shapes of objects in space (such as a cup or a chair)The negative space is the space around the cup or chair.The balance between positive and negative space may be manipulated by cropping the subject matter or sizing of the object into a given space.


What is one characteristic of Cubism?

some of the main features of cubism are the breaking down of an object into it's fundamental geometric shapes; the parts are then replaced in a single plane of (usually) a painting, so that there is a single surface and multiple geometric figures. This technique attempts to force the viewer to perceive the fundamental shape of the object, rather than just looking at the object and assigning it an identity based on memory of similar figures. If you think about it carefully, it is also a representation of fractals.


What is open and closed composition?

In open compositions shapes appear to be running off the edges and sides of the picture plane. This creates the sense that the work extends beyond the edges or boundaries of the picture which allows for more active eye movement