Artist David A. Smith has created a series of animal sculptures that appear to be throwing up neon thread. His series includes deer, dogs and even dinosaurs.
These animals must have been up all night drinking heavy amounts of alcohol and eating glow sticks because it appears they have woken up to the worst kind of hangover: the kind where you puke neon and vodka. Who knew that deer and dinosaurs were such party animals? Perhaps all that drinking and glow stick eating was what caused the dinosaurs to become extinct in the first place.
The neon-sick animals of David A. Smith need to take a break from raves and go back to strolling in the forest.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Neon Artistic Expression
- Artists are incorporating neon elements into their work, pushing the boundaries of traditional art mediums.
- Alcohol-inspired Creativity
- Inspired by the effect of alcohol on the human body, artists are using vibrant colors and unusual materials to create unique and whimsical sculptures.
- Party Animal Aesthetics
- Creatives are exploring the juxtaposition of animals and party culture, creating visually striking and unconventional artworks.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art and Design
- Artists and designers can explore the use of neon elements in their work, creating innovative and eye-catching pieces.
- Sculpture and Installation
- Artists specializing in sculpture and installation can experiment with unusual materials and techniques, adding a twist to traditional forms.
- Event Planning and Decor
- Event planners and decorators can incorporate party animal aesthetics into their designs, creating immersive and experiential event experiences.
