As viewers walk through the art gallery on the Southeastern Community College campus, there are multiple compelling pieces of art that have an amazing meaningful story and purpose just below their surface appearance. The piece of art that I chose to write about is “Little Bunnies V ‘With No Forest to Call Home, The Bunnies Had Nothing Left to Lose.’” by Abby Spangel Perry. Out of all of the pieces of art in the gallery, this specific one speaks volumes to its audience. Why this piece? Why would this specific picture speak more volumes than any other piece of art in the gallery? The answer to this question is because it deals with a current issue. Deforestation is a real problem throughout the world. As seen in the image, the rabbits are living
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If you look very closely at the details in this art piece created by Perry, you can see multiple art tactics which she used in order to create this work of art. The background looks as if it is made of implied lines or lines that an artist begins by making them really dark and as it continues, becomes gradually lighter. Perry tends to use warm colors throughout her work to create her negative feeling. She may have used a palette to mix the orange/red colors. The artist uses the rabbits as the models of this piece. It looks as if she just used the stippling effect on her models. Notice, she doesn't use bright colors, because she is trying to convey a negative feeling. Perry’s use of contour lines is extraordinary and that is exactly why her models look two-dimensional. From looking at Abby Perry’s abundance of art pieces on her website, you can see that animals are her safe zone. She is comfortable expressing her stances on issues through her art by drawing animals as the models. More than that, she especially loves to draw bunnies. Most people have a soft spot for the innocent animals within the world and that is exactly why she uses them as her models. Perry probably feels that people will feel more sympathetic towards the problem she is trying to bring to light. I actually fall into that very category. I feel way more sympathetic to her problem after seeing a harmless animal being affected by
If you look very closely at the details in this art piece created by Perry, you can see multiple art tactics which she used in order to create this work of art. The background looks as if it is made of implied lines or lines that an artist begins by making them really dark and as it continues, becomes gradually lighter. Perry tends to use warm colors throughout her work to create her negative feeling. She may have used a palette to mix the orange/red colors. The artist uses the rabbits as the models of this piece. It looks as if she just used the stippling effect on her models. Notice, she doesn't use bright colors, because she is trying to convey a negative feeling. Perry’s use of contour lines is extraordinary and that is exactly why her models look two-dimensional. From looking at Abby Perry’s abundance of art pieces on her website, you can see that animals are her safe zone. She is comfortable expressing her stances on issues through her art by drawing animals as the models. More than that, she especially loves to draw bunnies. Most people have a soft spot for the innocent animals within the world and that is exactly why she uses them as her models. Perry probably feels that people will feel more sympathetic towards the problem she is trying to bring to light. I actually fall into that very category. I feel way more sympathetic to her problem after seeing a harmless animal being affected by