Da Vinci's The Mona Lisa

Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" When I first saw "Mona Lisa", I noticed that her face had an attractive appearance. This sentence reminds me of a woman who is neither happy nor sad nor smiling or shiny. Her skin is very smooth, without scratches, but without eyebrows. At different times, the expression of Mona Lisa has changed. Sometimes she reveals a shameless smile while others confuse her. This is very strange, almost magical. Also, while watching Mona Lisa, I realized that her face was immersed in light.

Mixture of graphic art has long been called misappropriation. An example of the use of graphics is an endless mix of Leonardo Da Vinci's work Mona Lisa (see Mona Lisa's replica and Mona Lisa's reinterpretation and derivative works). This picture has been countlessly copied by various face and Photoshop effect such as Marcel Duchamp's L.H.O.O.Q. Some remixed images include Mona Lisa's Bean and Alien versions of Photoshop images. Graffiti is an example of a literary culture in which participants interact with surroundings and the environment. Graffiti makes it possible for ordinary people to choose images to display in their buildings in much the same way advertisements decorate walls. By using spray paint or other medium, artists essentially remix and change walls or other surfaces to indicate their distortion or criticism. For example, Banksy is a famous modern British graffiti artist.

One of the most famous portraits of the western world is the picture "Mona Lisa" of Leonardo Da Vinci named after the name of Lisa del Giocondo, a member of the Gherardini family in Florence and Tuscany, and the wealthy Florence. A wife of a silk merchant Francesco del Geocondo. The famous "Mona Lisa Smile" is a good example of applying subtle asymmetry to your face. In his note, Leonardo proposed the quality of light in the portrait. The elegant light and shadows were added to the face of the people sitting at the entrance of the dark room and the observer's eyes were seen cloudy by the room. The shadowed part of the face is hidden, and when you look at the bright part of the face, the light gives it a bigger radiance. By increasing shadows and light, your face will be more secure.