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Touch Response

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 #1:  Title: Mother rat mustn’t leave her children  Medium: Colored pencils  Dimension: Two dimensional           Quote: "Schanberg first began his rat experiment as a result of his work in pediatrics; he was especially interested in psychological dwarfism. Some children who live in emotionally destructive homes just stop growing. Schanberg found that even growth-hormone injections couldn't prompt the stunted bodies of such children to grow again, but tender loving care did. The affection they received from the nurses when they were admitted to a hospital was often enough to get them back on the right track. What's amazing is that the process is reversible at all. When Schanberg's experiments with infant rats produced identical results, he began to think about human preemies, who are typically isolated and spend much of their early life without human contact. Animals depend on being close to their mothers for basic survival. If the mothe...

A few of my favorite things

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  1. VHS cover (with videotape inside) (Annie) - Annie is considered to be one of my favorite films from the early 1980's, which also falls under one of my most favorite film categories, musicals. I have enjoyed watching musical films since I first watched movies when I was a toddler. 2.Wave sign necklace - I got this necklace with the wave symbol in downtown St. Augustine, right by my school, Flagler College, back in March 2021. This necklace also reminded me of one of my favorite places in Florida, St. Augustine, which is where I currently live during my time attending college. It was also a gift from my mom that I got during my spring break of that year. 3. Massage roller - This roller is what I use to feel the texture of my body and how smooth it feels when I am relaxed. 4. Worry Stone - This stone is what I use to relieve myself from anxiety and stress whenever I come into a situation where things are about to get worse or if I feel like that I am stuck with some much work to ...

Art21

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 Link: https://art21.org/watch/extended-play/alex-da-corte-57-varieties-short/ Name of artist: Alex Da Corte Two words/phrases of description: "setting the mood","amazement" Artwork:   Rubber Pencil Devil (2018)  Observation: Vertical line - the house represents mostly vertical lines in the front and the sides. https://news.artnet.com/art-world/the-57th-carnegie-international-grapples-with-it-1374373 Accessory (Princess) (2007) Observation: Repetition - the art uses the same colors in a different number of lines in different patterns. https://www.fleisher-ollmangallery.com/artists/alex_da_corte  

Elements and Principles Assignment

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Focal Point Johannes Vermeer, artist Focal Point Personal Photo