Art Analysis: Starry Night

Now, going to the principles of design process of the art work he used empahsis really well becasue he let the stars of the art work take over the whole thing to draw the eye srtaight to the sky. Along with repetition the art work in the sky continues the same patterns with the way the line match and never stop with the wind and all of the stars are created the same way. The whole painting just kind of has a flow to it. The movemnt part of the art seems off to me becasue i see a huge strucutre in the middle of the painting covering most of the bottom left corner, but i truly cant make out what it is but i feel as if its a flame from something pervious burning. The contrast and the variety of Starry Night is well used because the art work is

very complex with all of its designs such as all art work is, but he increased it by adding shadows in the sky and the depth of the town and the mystical form in the left corner. Gogh, in my opinoin, doesnt really used the effct of balance in his art work unless i am missing something. Like i said till this day people still dont know the reasoning of this painintg, but everyone know that Gogh went throught a painting stage to what people called his "blue period". It was called that becuase he used a varity of blue shades to create a desired paining for a really long tie. In that stage he created the blue room, and what i think starry night was created from. I truly do not think this is a religious piece of work, but i dont think he created this for a reason that he never told. Starry night was now made to support anything including a protest, and yes i think that this spefic piece or work is purly decorative. It is turly a beautiful piece of art work and obviously is one of the most famous art works ever to be created.