Combined with the release of the new book 'Dogs,' the photo series 'Dogs Gods' by Tim Flach features some teased and untamed hound hairstyles. The absolutely fetching photographs treat a man's best friend the way many artists arrange human portraiture.
'Dogs Gods' by Tim Flach are pensive pieces, capturing not only free-styling fur, but also a range of emotional expressions on the puppies' whiskery faces.
What's Driving This Trend
- Pet Fashion
- The trend of pet fashion is gaining momentum with the teasing and styling of hound hairstyles, as seen in the photo series 'Dogs Gods' by Tim Flach.
- Anthropomorphism
- The concept of treating dogs as humans and arranging their portraits in a human-like manner, as portrayed in the photo series 'Dogs Gods' by Tim Flach, is a trend driving anthropomorphism.
- Pet Photography
- Pet photography is gaining popularity with the release of 'Dogs,' a new book by Tim Flach featuring the photo series 'Dogs Gods', highlighting the untamed hound hairstyles and emotional expressions on the puppies' faces.
Who This Affects Most
- Pet Care
- The pet care industry can benefit from the trend of pet fashion, with new grooming techniques and styles to offer to pet owners who want to style their furry friends.
- Art
- The art industry can explore the trend of treating dogs as humans and arranging their portraits in a human-like manner, as seen in the photo series 'Dogs Gods' by Tim Flach, to create new and innovative pet-inspired art pieces.
- Publishing
- The publishing industry can capitalize on the trend of pet photography, as seen in the new book 'Dogs' by Tim Flach featuring the photo series 'Dogs Gods', with the creation of more pet photography books and products.
