The person that I am critiquing is dominic ciasca and he recreated Starry Night the original artist was Vincent Van Gogh. When I first looked at his art work the thing that catches my eye the most is the greenish/brownish tower thing and I think it stands out because they are complementary colors and the colors go good together and it's shape and size just stands out to me. I think what leads my eyes the most is the blue swirls because I look at the tower then I look at blue swirls in the sky then I look at the Death Star. I think that the meaning in this picture is that when he was thinking of something to do he thought of Star Wars and he incorporated it into Starry Night and it showed the moon as the Death Star.
If I could name the art work I would name it "A fallen empire" because this was art work has the second Death Star that also failed. Dark blue was used to make it look like it was night, green and brown were used on the tower, gray was used for the Death Star and the shield generator, and green was used for the grass and I think he used those colors to give it a more life like picture. I think that the colors are life like and they signify that this art work is on an earth like world. I think he chose this art work because it looks cool and a lot of people recreated it in unique ways and he wanted to do something that incorporated Star Wars and with art piece it would look good. In the end I think that he did a great job in recreating it but if we had more time it would be cool if he had painted it like the original piece.
