In this second exercise, you will give directions. Draw a simple object. It is best to use graph paper because graph paper provides units of measurement you will need in your directions. Carefully create instructions the reader can follow to duplicate your object without seeing it. Consider the shortcomings of the first set of directions in Exercise 1. Remember your reader needs you to be concise, specific, and clear. "the figure is a stick figure btw*

Which statement about roman art is true? a. roman art matured during the hellenistic era in which the refinement and restraint seen in greek art had given way to dynamic poses and strong emotions. b. the romans believed in showing idealized portrayals of the human body as characterized by the elegance seen in the statue venus de milo. c. the romans always portrayed their emperors as powerful, absolute rulers as seen in the colossal head of constantine.

What do you know about the principles of design and the elements of art?

Which statement about sculptures depicting humans made in ancient egypt, greece, and the roman empire is true? question options: they had arms and legs that didn't protrude so the sculptures would last an eternity. they could be made using formulas, could show ideal beauty, or could be realistic. they showed the common man. they were made using bronze.