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I chose this as one of my best that i have shot because i actually put in a lot of thought into it then any other photo. I just loved the whole over lay concept and also i love blending photos together to get a cool product. I just like how i blended in the sky with the eyes and the whole face . In a way this image has some special meaning behind it. I like the way it looks like she's on fire. Sure this image is not one of the best and i know i can probably do better but i can still say it is one of my favorites. I also like the way that the colors blend in together and how some things show up and others don't if that makes sense.
I think this image illustrates proportion very well because it is taken in a way which makes it seem as if the house in the background is small enough to fit into a cup even though the house itself is much bigger than the cup. I think the most succesful part of this image is how the well the house seems to fit in to the cup.
When referenced things (such as humans) are shown and placed around other objects, this can show accurate proportions in real life.
Ai made these sculptures without nails or screws, using woodworking techniques perfected during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). The shape of these works is inspired by a toy for Ai’s cats. He named Divina Proportione after a Leonardo da Vinci illustration of the same form, published in 1509, which Ai discovered after completing these pieces.