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For as large as the photo is there is such precise attention to detail. When you zoom in you can see the individual strands of hair. You can also see the cracks in her lips, the hair of her eyebrows and eyes. The colors used blend together perfectly and also blend nicely with the surrounding area. The girl almost looks real and is part of the city. I think the artist used this size to explain that everyone can have a big impact on other people and their community.

I believe the image is portraying a message about how unique someone is and how big of an impact you can have on someone. The man rock-climbing the woman's face is saying how much there is to explore about a person and how many features they could have that you don't. I can also see it meaning that one person could have a big impact on another persons life because of how big the woman's head is compared to the climber.

1) I think Jenny is trying to portray that she is adventurous, brave, trendy, unique, and curious. 2) I believe Jenny was successful because the far right image shows that she's brave, and the middle is curious. 3) I think she would be a good role model, but not a mother. She seems to be too "care-free" to have a kid, she would be a fun neighbor however. She also seems like a good friend.

My fear in me is Maskaphobia, which is the fear of humanoid figures.

What is the general premise of the video? Is the video effective in conveying it's intended message? Do you feel that this is more of a cautionary story (a warning) or more of an examination of our current social situation? Why? 1) The general premise of the video is that everyone is way too focused on their phones and social media, and they are shutting out the real world. 2) Yes, it is. 3) I believe it is both. It is an examination, but its exaggerated, and the video is warning us where society is heading on this path.