The story continues from before with Sophie being in her new home and sleeping. She drifts off into a dreamland where she crawls through a cat crinkle tunnel to enter a new world never seen before; it’s a land with everything to deal with cats. Toys and treats are floating all around her. But there is something else in this dreamland that causes Sophie to have a failure. There is a giant dog that will ruin her dreamland fun. The dog begins to chase her while she is enjoying some nice cat grass and catnip. Terrified Sophie tries to find someplace to hide but is unsuccessful after she fails at hiding on the top of a cathouse. She kept trying to escape by swatting and hissing at the giant dog but it was no use; nothing was working. She’s about to give up hope when she spots something out of the corner of her eye; it’s Sammy her friend from home. Somehow Sammy was in her dream world and was sprinting toward her. He jumped up on top of the cathouse next to Sophie and begins to help her ward off the giant dog. The begin to swat and hiss at him together hoping that using a power of numbers against the dog will help them. Finally after scratching the dog across the nose he ran away whimpering. Happy to finally be successful with warding off the dog after many failed attempts of swatting him away the cats ran out of the tunnel together to be rid of this dreamland that holds a darkness inside. Sophie then woke up from her deep sleep and realized that it was all a extravagant dream. She was still sleeping in her new home in the cathouse with Sammy sleeping in the room along with her. After realizing this was all just a dream, Sophie drifted back to sleep for more extravagant dreams to come.
-ornamental
-assymetrical lines
-often has flowers, leaves
Alphonse Mucha![]()
-decorative arts
Cubism:
Fragmented and redifined
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Georges Braque
Objects are broken up
assembled in an abstract form
often surfaces intersect
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Pablo Picasso
Simplicity of styles
Franz Marc
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Distortion and exaggeration for an emotional effect
intense color, agitated brush strokes
Marc Chagall
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The story continues from before with Sophie being in her new home and sleeping. She drifts off into a dreamland where she crawls through a cat crinkle tunnel to enter a new world never seen before; it’s a land with everything to deal with cats. Toys and treats are floating all around her. But there is something else in this dreamland that causes Sophie to have a failure. There is a giant dog that will ruin her dreamland fun. The dog begins to chase her while she is enjoying some nice cat grass and catnip. Terrified Sophie tries to find someplace to hide but is unsuccessful after she fails at hiding on the top of a cathouse. She kept trying to escape by swatting and hissing at the giant dog but it was no use; nothing was working. She’s about to give up hope when she spots something out of the corner of her eye; it’s Sammy her friend from home. Somehow Sammy was in her dream world and was sprinting toward her. He jumped up on top of the cathouse next to Sophie and begins to help her ward off the giant dog. The begin to swat and hiss at him together hoping that using a power of numbers against the dog will help them. Finally after scratching the dog across the nose he ran away whimpering. Happy to finally be successful with warding off the dog after many failed attempts of swatting him away the cats ran out of the tunnel together to be rid of this dreamland that holds a darkness inside. Sophie then woke up from her deep sleep and realized that it was all a extravagant dream. She was still sleeping in her new home in the cathouse with Sammy sleeping in the room along with her. After realizing this was all just a dream, Sophie drifted back to sleep for more extravagant dreams to come.
From: http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Art_Nouveau
-characterized by highly stylized, flowing, curvilinear designs often incorporating floral and other plant-inspired motifs.
from: http://www.artchive.com/artchive/art_nouveau.html
-”In design Art Nouveau was characterized by writhing plant forms and an opposition to the historicism which had plagued the 19th century.
from:http://www.huntfor.com/arthistory/c19th/artnouveau.htm
-Visual standards of the Art Nouveau style are flat, decorative patterns, intertwined organic forms of stems or flowers.
-abstract lines and shapes are used widely as a filling for recognizable subject matter.

For my Art Noveau work I need to incorporate curved lines to match the styles of the architecture and painting examples










