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Hi Matt!
ReplyDeleteFirst let me say, I have a son Matt and when I saw the picture of the football, it made me smile. He played for Buff-State. I automatically related your picture of the football with my son playing, thanks! I especially liked your "Contrast" picture where it shows a reflection of a window in the picture. Great job!
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ReplyDeleteGreat job on the slideshow Matt! I feel like you found a vast a variety of pictures to help explain the elements and really helped me understand the ideas behind them even more.
ReplyDeleteI liked how you found objects with the elements and principles of art in your own home. Sometimes we just look at these things as just "stuff" but everything around us has the elements and principles we learned about. The picture used for movement with all the remotes on the table was one of my favorites, because even though remotes obviously can't move on their own it looked like a moving sea of remotes.
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