“Paint by Pixels” is hardly similar to the cover of the with the New York City skyline. The color schemes on two covers are different. The cover with the skyline even seems to represent a dullness because of the dark colors within the illustration: dark blue, gray, and dark purple. What I noticed in these two covers is that the characters are both staring into the something. The characters in “Paint by Pixels” seem to be lost in the artwork while the characters in the skyline are gazing into the sky. In these two covers, I find it significant that they both represent a togetherness among the characters featured in the image. The couple in “Paint by Pixels” are viewing the artwork together while the characters in the skyline cover are celebrating.
This blog is for Joel Pantoja's SUNY Plattsburgh English 101 class. On this blog you will find examples of my writing pieces that I wrote in class and out of class during my time as a first semester freshman at Plattsburgh. I am a Broadcast Journalism and Public Relations major at SUNY Plattsburgh.
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Cover Comparisions by Bliss
“Paint by Pixels” is hardly similar to the cover of the with the New York City skyline. The color schemes on two covers are different. The cover with the skyline even seems to represent a dullness because of the dark colors within the illustration: dark blue, gray, and dark purple. What I noticed in these two covers is that the characters are both staring into the something. The characters in “Paint by Pixels” seem to be lost in the artwork while the characters in the skyline are gazing into the sky. In these two covers, I find it significant that they both represent a togetherness among the characters featured in the image. The couple in “Paint by Pixels” are viewing the artwork together while the characters in the skyline cover are celebrating.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment