proportion or scale? explain

Answer:

Scale and proportion are both design elements that have to do with size. Scale is the size of one object in relation to the other objects in a design or artwork. Proportion refers to the size of the parts of an object in relationship to other parts of the same object.

Explanation:

In a design or piece of art, scale refers to the size of one object in relation to the other objects. The size of a part of an object in relation to other portions of the same object is referred to as its proportion.

Designers have employed scale and proportion to represent or detract from the ideal for centuries.

A proportion is an equation that sets two ratios at the same value. For instance, you could write the ratio as follows if there is one guy and three girls: 1 : 3 (for every one boy there are 3 girls) (for every one boy there are 3 girls) There are 1 in 4 boys and 3 in 4 girls.

As a reminder, scale is the relationship between the size of one entire thing and the size of another complete thing. The relationship of size between multiple components within a single total thing is known as proportion.

In essence, scale and proportion aid the observer in understanding the artwork. Something that seems strange or out of the ordinary can be unsettling. However, artists can also benefit from this. Some painters purposefully alter dimensions to convey a particular feeling or message in their works.

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Several thousand Egyptian workers toiled for decades to build the great pyramids. What do the great pyramids best symbolize?

A.
the enormous wealth of the Egyptian people

B.
the extreme love of the Egyptian people for the pharaohs

C.
the extreme power and force the pharaohs held over the Egyptian people

Hello Everyone! I need you opinion on a poem of mine! Please be honest and don't be worried to tell me if it absolutely sucks, I want to hear the good and (if there is any) the bad. The context is being Bisexual and searching for love in a world that seems like its meant only for "normal" people.

(I also asked this in English to widen the ability to answer this)

“Remember Him”
By; Jacob Odom

Remember when you longed for love
That someone just for you
Remember what you sat alone
At your table meant for two
Remember when you fell for him
But none could ever know
Remember when your heart cried out
But you could never show
Remember when you told yourself
That “they can never see”
Remember when he touched your hand
And whispered that his, you’ll be
Remember how you skipped a beat
And felt his warm embrace
Remember how he looked at you
With a smile across his face
Remember how he cared for you
When others turned away
Remember how those who really cared
Would have your back and stay
Remember when you told your father
Who told you “Go away”
Remember when you told you love
Then by his side you lay
Now still you feel his warm embrace
And the comfort of his smile
Now loyal to your love you stay
~

Music Suggestions

So I have a fav actor named Nathan Barnatt, he runs a popular series called "Dad" and I would like to recommend you guys some songs

Could you give at least one of them a listen? I will put some of my favs below

Also if the lyrics are weird, it's because it's part of the series.

Diane - Jankins Mix
CFBDSIR 2149−0403
2015 Ford Transit Minivan
A Dark Party
Dad Bod
Obey The Server

Which of the following statements does not define what art is?
a.
Art combines balance, proportion, composition, and imagery.
b.
Art is appreciated by all individuals when examined carefully.
c.
Art is a reproduction of reality, emotions, or circumstances.
d.
Art is controversial because many people do not share the same appreciation of art.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

How is poetry different from other forms of literature?
It uses vivid images to help readers see things.
It appears on the page as lines and stanzas.
It is arranged in paragraphs and chapters.
It cannot be used to tell a story.

1. Which is a feature of the Shakespearean sonnet rather than the Petrarchan sonnet?

an octave and sestet

an ending couple

an argument

a shift in tone or perspective