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**//__ 4 THINGS RELATING TO STANLEY PALMER AS AN ARTIST __//** ** 3. He did specialist art training, Dunedin teacher’s collage ****. **  **4. Travelled to England, Ireland, Europe and North Africa, which would have given Stanley palmer an inspiration of more things he could do in his art work. He would have seen different buildings, different trees and flowers that he could put in his own art work.**  
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 * 1. He creates his own art and he bases his art work on environment and human beings. He also does realistic art work **
 * 2. He uses materials to create his art works, for example, screen print on linen, oil on linen, engraving and lithograph, oil on canvas, oil on linen board. **





On the road I like Stanley Palmer’s artwork because he blends his colours very nicely. In this piece of art he starts with a darker blue colour and then makes it go lighter until it eventually changes colours **__ A __****__ L __****__ V __****__ I __****__ N __****__ P __****__ A __****__ N __****__ K __****__ H __****__ U __****__ R __****__ S __****__ T __** **//__ 4 THINGS RELATING TO ALVIN PANKHURST AS AN ARTIST  __//**

** In this book at home it has lots of arist and it shows you 2 picture that he did and this one really took my eye then i whent and researched him and there were 3 or 4 painting that wre kind of gross it had the wrong body parts so yes that was kind of gross
 * 1. He has a unique style of using unusual visual ideas. In this art work there’s a vase and instead of having just flower stalks in the vase, there’s rope that spreads around the room getting tangled round things.  **
 * 2. I find my self asking lots of questions about what he’s painted like in the sounds of silence painting why is an expensive violin sitting on the fire place and why is there a dead flower on the table? **
 * 3. In 1969 he began working as a full time artist. **
 * 4. In1970 he was a finalist, Benson and hedges Art Award. After that in 1974 he was the winner, Benson and hedges Art Award. Then in 200 he opened a spiral gallery in Auckland.

Im sorry but in most of the research ive done it hase not really said what materials he uses but when i researched stanley palmers there was the materials he used.but it did say that some of his art work materials were silkscreenprints.  

SPELLING __Mosaic__ art i think is very very effictive You dont have to be an famous artist to paint like a __painter.__ I really like __photography__ because you dont just sudenlly take a picture for no reason no you do it for a porpose you could do it for memories or sponses and you can make the camras slow shuttle to make a very cool effect. You need to have __innovation__ to do a intresting sculpture or something to think out of the box. I think if you want to make a got art work you need to be __creative__ to make it interesting. I love __invironmental art__ because there is alot ofplants and the environment around us and so maby you could put maby environmental art in side to make it feel like outside is inside.
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 * //MR GALLINOS CIRCUS ILLISTRATED BY ENID BLYTON A VERY INTERESTING BOOK AND THE STORY IS ABOUT A BOY CALLED JIMMY AND HE WHENT IN TO A CIRCUS WITH HIS PARENTS AND THEN WELL I DONT ACHIELLY KNOW WHAT HAPPENS NEXT BECAUSE THERE IS NOTHING ON THE BACK TELLING YOU WHAT ITS ABOUT WHAT I WILL IMPROVISE WHAT WILLL HAPPEN I THINK JIMMY IS GOING TO GET A NEW PET DOG AND THEY ARE GOING TO STAY IN THE CIRCUS AND YEAH AND ALSO WHEN I FINISH THIS ON THEN I WILL READ THE SECOUND ONE THEN THE THIRD ONE THEN I DONT THINK THERE IS A FORTH ONE.

 //** **//HOW A CAMRA WORKS//**  A camera is a machine that records a picture. With film cameras, the picture is recorded on film. With digital cameras, the image is recorded on something called a charge couple device. Motion picture cameras have film, which is kept moving with a tiny motor. **//Cameras are made up of a light-proof box with film inside and a lens at the front. There is an adjustable hole, where light comes in the box and is focused. There is a shutter that controls how far the lens opens and for how long a track or motor for moving the film after a picture is captured and a viewfinder that shows the photographer what the lens sees.//** **//The lens most of the time is glass, but it can also be plastic or any transparent disk. A lens refracts, or bends light. Light passes through the lens, and the light is bent to a common point, or focus. A lens also has a set focal length, where the light will always come to the same focusing point. That point is where the object you’re taking a picture of looks clear and sharp – "in focus."//** **//When you open the shutter by pushing a button on top of the camera, light goes through the lens and hits the film. The film reacts chemically to the light and is "impressed" with the image you took a picture of. When you have your film developed, the latent image on the film is brought out and made into pictures.//** **//A digital camera is where the camera is "married" to the computer. The digital camera works the same way as a film camera, except when light enters the lens, instead of imprinting on film, the image is collected as tiny dots of light and color called pixels. Pixels are recorded on a computer chip called a charge couple device. Each image can be made up of more than a million pixels. The digital camera stores each image on a small disc drive. When you are done taking pictures or when the disc is full, you can hook a digital camera up to a computer and download the images.

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**// A motion picture camera and camcorder are similar types of cameras. They come in many sizes, from the small ones that almost fit completely into your dad’s hand to the big ones Hollywood directors use. Film goes through the camera but stops quickly to expose, or imprint images on, each frame. Frames go through a camera very fast, at 18 or 24 frames a second. The shutter spins open and close as you "roll the film." A little metal thing called a claw hooks into holes on the film’s edges, pulls the film into place, retracts while the frame is exposed, and does the same thing all over again for the next frame. All this is powered by a tiny electric motor.

//**  __**  K e e s b r u i n  **__ ** 1.kees bruin produces paintings that are very realistic and it looks like its just a photo but it is not . **       ** 2.He also creates paintings that is based on his view on the world and his reflections on life. **       ** 3.he studied paintings at the inuniversity of canterbery school of the fine Arts under the turtelage Rudy Gopas. **       ** 4.he has represented NEW ZEALAND in art awards in England and Austailia, and was an invited artist in tne international forum in Holland in 1990 ** __** h i s m a t e r i a l s h e u s e s **__ **I LIKE THIS PAINTING BECAUSE IT IS SO REAL AND I KIKE HOW HE HAS KIND OF PUT THE FUTURE IN PAST**
 * 1)    **ACRYLICS**
 * 2)    **COLOURED PENDILS ON PAPER**
 * 3)    **OIL ON CANVIS**
 * 4)    **LEAD PENCILS ON PAPER**

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