How do I kill all Joestars?
If your talking JoJo then this is how the joestars died
George Joestar I - Stabbed by Dio Brando while attempting to save Jonathan joestar from the stab. Jack the Ripper - Disintegrated by Jonathan Joestar with a Sendo Ripple Overdrive. Bruford - Disintegrated by Jonathan's sunlight yellow overdrive. Will Anthonio Zeppeli - Ripped in half by Tarkus with his chain leash.
i have watched every episode and season of JoJo
Two differences between Horror and Tragedy:
Answer:
1. The difference between Horror and Tragedy is that they have different effects on the audience, horror makes them scared while tragedy makes them sad.
2. How Horror and Tragedy is shown is different because Horror usually has eerie music while Tragedy would have a more emotional tone
Explanation:
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1. A type of balance that is the same
or equal on both sides of a work of
art.
Movement
V
2. To make an object stand out in an
artwork.
Emphasis
3. This principle of art is used to
create a sense of action, or direct
the viewer's eye through a work of
art.
Unity
v
Symmetrical
4. When elements of art and
principles of design work together
to create a pleasing artwork.
Evaluation
Answer:
4 when element of art and principles of design work together to create a pleasing artwork
can be applied heavily
to produce dark areas
and lightly for other
areas
must be fixed with a
solution of thinned
varnish to prevent
smearing after the
drawing is complete
Answer:
Pencil-a thin rod of graphite enclosed within wood or paper
Silverpoint-helps create intricate and detailed drawings from thin lines
Charcoal-must be fixed with a solution of thinned varnish to prevent smearing after the drawing is complete
Chalk&Pastel-can be applied heavily to produce dark areas and lightly for other areas
Explanation:
A) Pencil
B) Silver point
C) Charcoal
D) Chalk & Pastel
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Define multiple point perspective. Is the image below an example of multiple point perspective? Why?
Answer:
Why? With multiple point perspective, each object has multiple, interacting lines in which there can be multiple vanishing points. The image is an example of multiple point perspective because it has three vanishing points (bottom, right-side, and left-side) that the converging lines of the objects lead the eye to.