A Step Into The Wild Kingdom
My show
is going to contain wildlife art works mainly because of the beauty
that you see in animals in the wild. This show is going to be held at
the cafeteria in the E building so that people can observe all the
art around them and at the same time have food to enjoy and would
stick around. I chose 5 works of 5 different artists Lauren K, Robert Bateman, Angel Ortiz, Jason Morgan, and Eric Wilson. one can tell right off the bat
how beautiful, and majestic these wild animals really are.
The
first work of art that I chose is this 2D oil on canvas painting by
Lauren K. In this painting you see a fierce looking lion charging at
what one might assume is prey. The intense look on the lions eyes and
face make the painting more fierce and just the thought that its a
lion one already knows what he symbolizes, pride, courage and power.
The great look of the complementary colors orange and green make the
lion stand out more and the faded green behind the lion and the way
the artist painted his paws is used perfectly to show that this lion
is sprinting. Wouldn’t want to be in this lions crosshairs.
Russian
Brown Bear by Robert Bateman.
The
second work of art that I chose was another ferocious animal of the
wild. A 2D acrylic on canvas portrait painting of a brown bear. The
artist did a perfect job at making clear the enormous size of a bear.
Keeping his ground on what seams to be a flowing river possibly
looking for fish. The way this artist painted the water helps see how
strong the current of the river really is. The shade of brown used
for the color of the bear is used perfectly and the use of the color
black around the eyes and mouth gives the bear a more serious mean
kinda of look.
the 3rd
work of art that I chose is this 2D canvas painting of a white shark
in the middle of the ocean. This great work looks like a photograph
but its actually a really good painting. The great use of light that
shines through the surface of the water and shines on the shark as
well. The way this is painted gives you a perfect view of the size
and depth of the ocean. The swerving white line towards the top of
the painting is perfect to show where the surface is and how the
current is moving. The way the teeth are shown and the different
color shades of blue on the shark give it an even meaner look to it
too.
The
last work of art that I chose I a 2D oil on canvas painting of a
tiger. Shanti the name of the painting means peace, tranquility, or
bliss. What got my attention in this painting is the patterns and
marking on the tigers face and body. They stand out perfectly and it
is known that a tigers marking are as unique as a person
fingerprints. The bright orange eyes on the tiger are intimidating
and pierce right through you.
Lone
Wolf by Eric Wilson
The 4th
work of art that I chose is a 2D acrylic painting on Masonite. This
painting contains a wolf with a beautiful landscape with the view of
a lake and mountain behind it. The mountain itself is painted
perfectly next to the clouds and the low flying clouds. The lake is
also painted in a way that you can see the division between the water
and the frozen water. With all the trees, snow and mountain in the
background of the wolf one can tell that the wolf is the one who
controls most of what you see there. His territory.
Michael: interesting, but missing a lot of what was required. What is the idea of the show and what message are you trying to present as a curator and to who? There is the obvious connection of wild animals in these works, but why did you pick these as opposed to any other ones? This seems too rushed and too brief, you don't really explain your ideas or choices.
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