Describing the Plastic Using Principles of Arts.
Plastics are a wide range of organic materials which can be molded into diverse solid shapes. In this case, the plastic is molded using the basics principles of arts. Its balance is symmetrical as they can uniformly fit into each other. The symmetrical balance of the plastic can be compared to this week topic of the American public as they used this principle of art to spread and ensure unity among the citizens during and after the Vietnamese war (Carter, Codell & Barbara 12). The plastic shape is also proportional in all its shapes and lines as the great Vietnam war, which took nine years with the proportional of the American citizens supporting them. The Vietnam war and the American public was essential in understanding and illustrating the principle used in arts such as the unity and variety, emphases, and the proportions. The plastic has also been made using proportional colors. The principle of coloring in art ensures that the colors are uniform to attract people. There also has been a variety of textures and shapes which have been united together to form the plastic. Combining the variety textures successfully ensure that the plastic is unique and looks great. The variety principle used can be compared to this week topic of the strain of Vietnam which was a variety co-existence among the American and the British whereby they line up and form symmetrical balance to stand and support each other firmly on the global issues during the war (Carter, Codell & Barbara 12). The topic was crucial in providing a basis for one to understand the main concepts in the design of arts including the lines, forms and the shapes that were formed by these parties to reduce the impact of Vietnam war. Lastly, the plastic is scaled proportionally to ensure that it has a uniform shape which has balances sizes and shapes. The plastic balancing has ensured that it can be molded into diverse shapes. The scaled proportional principle of art is compared to this week topic of the conservatism of the Cater years which was a policy introduced in the USA to proportionally cut all the middle-class taxes which were scaled according to the number of salaries (Wada et al., 17). This topic helped in emphasizing the art principle of proportional scaling, which is used majorly in arts to make and describe the shapes.