viewer’s eye along with Rosie who stands out with her tones the colors and text that makes the image pop. It’s a well put together image that did serve as a WWII propaganda, but it also can be considered as a work of art. Additionally this artist and his art work leads into another artist that was also know for the same type of WWII propaganda.
Normal Rockwell was another well-known artist that was known for his paintings and illustrations. As an artist Rockwell received his first commission at the age of 17 when he was considered to be very talented at a young age (Biography.com). As an illustrator in 1961 he created the first of 321 cover for the Saturday Evening Post. His images were classic Americana that were love by the public. He also …show more content…
As for the image and its design Rockwell uses his expertise to draw the viewer in by using Rosie as the symbol of the women’s workforce During WWII. Rockwell uses Rosie a center point of his image by depicting a strong women doing a man’s job. In order for the viewer of this art piece to be visually attracted to it. Everything has to be taken into effect. First the artist intended the viewer to first gaze on Rosie and pay attention to what she doing because there is a lot going on in this image. She is eating a sandwich holding her rivet gun with her lunch pail by her side. Also adding to that is her rivet gun with the cord which leads your eye to the Mein Kampf book that she is using as a foot stool. Her composition is perfect to where she shows her strength as a woman but also it proudly displays her patriotism as an American. As for the colors Rockwell uses manly the same colors to keep the eye focused in on what’s important in the painting. She proudly displays the same color of the flag on her clothes and this is what ties her whole image in with the American …show more content…
On one hand miller is a graphic artists as for Rockwell he is a painter and in their art works when they are both compared next to each other, for a comparison Rosie is used as their main point of focus for the image. They are both similar in many ways when it comes to the image of Rosie. But when it comes to Millers Image he has a more graphic style to his image and by this I mean that his image use more vibrant colors as well bold text to make his image stand out more. When this is compared to Rockwell’s painting of Rosie it has more the feel and look of an image that was done on canvas and not on a lithograph stone. As for the line quality for both of these images Miller’s image has more of a standout graphic line work. When compared to Rockwell’s image which doesn’t have the same line quality as Millers. Which is because Rockwell’s image is a painting which wouldn’t give him the line work as millers image has unless the painter outlined his painting with dark line. The other difference is that miller used a drawing tool to render his image and Rockwell used a paint brush. They are both beautiful images done by two different artists, with two different set of art skills and techniques but it’s the artists who made these propaganda posters