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Composition refers to the ways in which objects or shapes are arranged within a work of art. For instance, shapes may be placed near each other, overlapping, spaced-apart, or arranged in a pattern. This influences the order in which you observe parts of the painting. One way to notice things about the composition is to see where your eyes go naturally when you look at the painting. For example, you could say "I'm seeing that the artist has painted bright lights around the figure of the baby. It makes it really hard to look away from that corner of the painting." In some paintings, you will be able to clearly see the brushstrokes and technique on the canvas. You can comment on the way the brush strokes catch your eye and give texture to the image. At other times paintings can look smooth, almost like a photograph. In this case, the artist is likely going for a real life effect. You could say "This piece looks just like a photograph. How does the artist create such smooth lines?" Alternately, you may notice really thick brushstrokes or blobs of paint. You can comment on the sculptural thickness of layered paint. Colour is another important element in art and can be used to capture your attention. Colours can create a contrast between light and dark, or complement each other in a visually stimulating way. When talking about art, discuss how the color makes you feel, and what you think it communicates. For instance, you could say "the light and dark contrast in this image makes a sharp distinction between good and evil in this piece." You can comment on the feeling of the painting that the color communicates: "This bright piercing blue invokes so much joy, yet the muted red tones of the background feel more like a warning."

summary: Talk about the composition and placement. Comment on the lines and brush strokes. Notice the colors and contrast.

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It's the button that has a Windows icon in the taskbar. By default, it's in the lower-left corner of your desktop. This displays a list of matching applications in the Windows Start menu. It's next to a purple icon with a yellow "X". It's at the top of the Windows Start menu. This displays the DirectX Diagnostic Tool. It's the first tab at the top of the DirectX Diagnostic Tool window. This displays the "System Information" list. It's next to "DirectX Version" at the bottom of the "System Information" list. The latest version of DirectX is DirectX 12. Click the other tabs at the top of the DirectX Diagnostic Tool, and then look at the box at the bottom of the window to see if there are any detected problems with DirectX.

summary: Click the Windows Start menu . Type dxdiag. Click dxdiag. Click the System tab. Check your version of DirectX.

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If you made your own barrel as described above, there should already be two longer slats that can be used as roof supports. If you are using an existing barrel, select two long 2 x 4s (50 x 100 mm), and cut one end to a fencepost-like point, using 45 angles. The lumber should extend at least 2ft (0.6 m) above the lip of the well base, and may be significantly taller if you are using a heavy or tall barrel. Nail these roof supports at the base of the barrel and again near the lip, with the two supports at exactly opposite sides of the barrel. To make a small, peaked roof for your wishing well, begin by cutting four pieces of lumber to serve as the frame for the roof, using the same size lumber as formed the roof support. Cut one end of each piece to form a 45 slant, so two pieces can fit over each peaked roof support and slope downward. Drill holes and attach wood screws down through the frame and onto the support, from above. The length of the roof frame is up to you. Typically, a small roof is used, that does not extend past the edge of the well. Lay out 1 x 2 (25 x 50 mm) lumber rafters from one side of the frame to the other, using wood screws to attach them on each side. Choose between two styles of roof: Flat roof: Work from the top downward. Place each rafter flush with the one above it. Overlapping roof: Work from the bottom upward, overlapping each rafter over the one beneath it. Plan the rafter placement in advance so the uppermost rafter meets the peak of the roof without having to be cut. Strengthen the roof and make it more attractive by adding a trim. Start by attaching a 1 x 4 (25 x 100 mm) across the open, triangular frame, at its lowest point. Use finishing nails and wood glue to make a strong bond, both to the roof support and to each end of the frame. Repeat on the opposite end, then connect them with another 1 x 4 (25 x 100 mm) just beneath the lowest rafter. . If you are keeping your wishing well outdoors, giving it a coat of paint will protect the wood from the weather. Use a clear finish instead if you'd prefer to keep the natural wood color. If you plan to use the wishing well for water, use a wood stain that protects the base from water damage. If you are painting the well in your garden, keep in mind that the products you use may harm nearby plants if they reach the soil.
summary: Add roof supports if they are not yet present. Add the roof frame. Construct the rafters. Add a trim. Paint the wishing well