The New Yorker Cover #2

Elements Noticed
-Research shows that this cover was painted using Apple Technology. (Brushes on IPhone or IPad)
-The shoes appear to be of two different designs, one a more modern looking and another that appears to be of an older style.
-The shoes are lying close to a heavy striped wall with a patterned molding.
-The carpeting is spotted with different shades of brown.
Patterns
-Wallpaper (assumed) shows patterns within the confusing lines of color.
-Wall molding has distinctive striped patterned of colors in blue and brown.
-Carpeting shows spotted pattern in various shades of tan, brown, and white.
-Noticable LACK of patterns in the brown and black shoe, except both have black laces.

My Description
   This magazine cover shows two types of shoes sitting side by side next to a wall. One type of shoe pair seems to be of an older design, my guess is from the 1940s or 1950s because of it's padded leather look and out-of-style tan color. The other ones looks like it's a more modern  looking business shoe with back leather and laces. They are resting next to a wall with an unusual pattern painted on it; the colors are in a pattern creating miniature triangles and rectangles within the wall with the blues and blacks overlapping and intertwining each other. The carpet is spotted with a random brown and tan spots covering up a white backround behind them. Upon further research, I discovered that this was painted using "Brushes" app on the "IPad," making a major impact in me. Covers like these are works of art and almost always created using tools and techiques passed down from artists over generations, but knowing that just about anyone can pick up an IPhone now and paint a beautiful cover picture really speaks to me on how the classic image of an artist is dieing out in our world of technology and progress.