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The Third Zone: A Third of a Picture Paints 333.3333333 Words
Now that our three designers are aware the world is changing around them, it’s as if blindfolds have been removed, exposing their eyes to the bright sunshine. But the light striking their retinas now isn’t coming from an unfamiliar sun… in the Third Zone. Each of them realizes that not everything around them is as they originally thought–other visions are coming through slowly, as their eyes acclimate to a new way of perceiving the world.
Rod pauses, blanks, and looks at the display in a store window, waiting for his eyes to adjust.
Grant fixes his gaze on a nearby woman who’s feeding some pigeons, trying to resolve the old reality with the new.
Blaise calmly surveys an empty lot as the world shifts around her.
Q: What visions are forming before the eyes of Rod, Grant, and Blaise? Who created them?
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Wayne Thiebaud
Andy Warhol
David Hockney
Wayne Thiebaud
Andy Warhol
David Hockney
Rod is starting to see ‘Three Machines’ by Wayne Thiebaud.
Grant is starting to see ‘Turquoise Marilyn’ by Andy Warhol.
Blaise is starting to see ‘A Bigger Splash’ by David Hockney.
Andy Warhol
Gold Marilyn Monroe- Andy Warhol
Three Machines- Wayne Thiebaud
A Bigger Splash- David Hockney
Ray - Wayne Thiebaud, Three Machines
Rod - Andy Warhol, Marilyn Monroe
Blaise - David Hockney, A Bigger Splash
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Are the visions thus?
Rod: Wayne Thiebaud’s Three Machines, 1963
Grant: Andy Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe, 1962
Blaise: David Hockney’s A Bigger Splash, 1967
wayne thiebaud
andy warhol
david hockney
Rod: Three Machines by Wayne Thiebaud (i.e. 3 gumball machines)
Grant: Marilyn Monroe by Andy Warhol (i.e. Marilyn Monroe)
Blaise: A Bigger Splash by David Hockney (i.e. a swimming pool)
That would be Thiebaud, Warhol, and Hockney
Wayne Thiebaud
Andy Warhol
David Hockney
:)
Wayne Thiebaud, Andy Warhol, and David Hockney
1. 3 machines by Wayne Thiebaud
2. Marilyn Monroe by Andy Warhol
3. A Bigger Splash by David Hockney
Wayne Thiebaud Three Machines
Andy Warhol Turquoise Marilyn
David Hockney A Bigger Splash
Wayne Thiebaud - Three Machines
Andy Warhol - Marilyn
David Hockney - A Bigger Splash
I hope it was ok writing the answer here… :o(
1 Wayne Thiebaud - Three Machines
2 Andy Warhol - Marilyn
3 David Hockney - A Bigger Splash
Wayne Thiebaud
Andy Warhol
David Hockney
“Three Machines” (gumball machines, by Wayne Thiebaud), “Marilyn Monroe” (Andy Warhol), “A Bigger Splash” (Pool, David Hockney)
1. Three machines, Wayne Thiebaud
2. Turquoise Marilyn 1962, Andy Warhol
3. A Bigger Splash, David Hockney
Three Machines by Wayne Thiebaud, Turquoise Marilyn by Andy Warhol, A Bigger Splash by David Hockney
Liz Randell :)