A Brush with Wildlife: Create a Composition with Carl Rungius

 

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Welcome to the Critique Gallery!

Below are several recent compositions which museum staff have selected to critique and display. We chose these because they are the most interesting to critique, not because they are the best or the worst of the month.

What do you think of these compositions? What do you think of our critiques? Send us your comments and critiques! We may add your comments the Critique Gallery!

And be sure you create a composition of your own to submit to the Critique Gallery!

 

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Composition by Tahera. Theme: "nature has its own way of showing life"

Our critique: Thank you for your submission. The even number of subjects makes for a very balanced composition.

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Composition by Megan. Theme: "Nature is wild and untamed"

Our critique: Thank you for your submission. The composition feels quite modern because of the number of subjects.

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Composition by Megan. Theme: "Nature is beautiful and meant to be undisturbed."

Our critique: Thanks you for your submission. The low contrast between the snow and the light colored subjects make for a subtle composition.

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Composition by Matthew. Theme: "my goal is to make wild animals and stuff "

Our critique: Thank you for your submission. Might you compose a different title for your composition?

Now be sure you create a composition of your own to submit to the Critique Gallery!

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