Art 451-Caitlin Pupich

Often times when I come to a creative block, I like to look at Pinterest for inspiration. Because much of the work is smaller artists and people's everyday drawings or work, it often reminds me of common themes and ideas that are prominent in modern society, and it also provides a lot of content and ideas that are more abstract and impressionistic- a type of art that developed after Ukiyo-e, but actually took a lot of inspiration from the classic Japanese work. This is a closer example to the drawings and work that I create than the previous week's research that was a more classic Ukiyo-e design. Here are some examples of the work I found:

The work of Keiji Shinohara uses the same idea and a similar style to that of the classic Ukiyo-e painting, but adds a modern twist and the interpretation from the artist. The works are very beautiful and most of them also use the bright colors characteristic of Ukiyo-e. Although his style is a more classic view of the art Ukiyo-e prints than what I am working on, his work provides interesting gradients and subject matter to provide inspiration for my own work.  Here is a link to an archive of the prints.

https://www.internationalstudent.com/study_usa/way-of-life/american-culture/ This website is for exchange students and it shows some of the main cultural values and norms to expect in everyday life of the U.S. Daniel Bell on the Post-Industrial Society http://neamathisi.com/new-learning/chapter-3-learning-for-work/daniel-bell-on-the-post-industrial-society Changes that have happened in the post industria Properties that stood out ot me and what I want to portray in my project: Property and education: The traditional mode of gaining place and privilege in the society was through inheritance—of a family farm, a family business, or a family occupation … Today education has become the basis of social mobility, especially with the expansion of professional and technical jobs, and even entrepreneurship requires a higher-education background. . Financial capital and human capital … In economic theory, until only the past thirty or so years, capital was regarded principally...