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| | Monster — Evil, grotesque, scary and disgusting creature
The word originates from the ancient Latin monstros, meaning “to warn” or “miracle”.
Monsters in Literature:
Kraken,
Quasimodo,
King Kong,
Frankenstein,
Godzilla,
Gollum.
Mythology Monsters:
Hydra,
Minotaur.
Modern Monsters:
Snow man (Yeti),
Loch Ness monster,
Kraken.
At the mark of 19th and 20th centuries photo art develops , designing in modern terms takes shape”, new non-graphic branches in conventional types take place. Fine arts in 20th century experience unprecedented intensive exchange of art’s dynamic types. Its methods and technologies are exported to cinematography (animation). At the same time, actionism
and so related trends drag unfolded in time processes within arts area. During 20th century new types and new sub-types (including virtual reality) of fine arts continue to appear.
Decorative-applied arts - is an area of decorative art: creation of artistic items, which has practical application in social and private life, and artistic treatment of practical items (utensils, furniture, instruments of labor, means of transport, cloths, ornaments, toys and etc.). While treating materials (metal, wood, ceramics, glass, textiles and others.) in decorative- applied art, used are casting, forging, embossing, engraving, carving, painting, inlay, needlework, tap and etc. Works of decorative - applied art compiled of part of material surroundings of man and aesthetically enrich them. They are usually closely related to architectural-spatial surroundings, ensemble (on street, in park, interiors) and thereby constitute artistic combinations among them. After appearing in High Antiquity, decorative- applied art became one of the most important folklore, its history is connected with artistic handicraft, artistic trade, professional artists, folk craftsman and beginning from 20th century artistic designing (Bauhaus).
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This Halloween season monster costumes and masks are selling like hot
cakes. Whether you want to be Frankenstein, Mummy, or Dracula, stores
have something for everybody. While kids and teenagers make most are
the primary consumers of the Halloween goods, some 25% of the Halloween
merchandise this year goes to middle or even older generation.
