The 'Animals' image series by photographer Christoph Meyer personifies its beastly subjects. Using a series of photo manipulation techniques, the artist superimposes animal faces onto dressed human bodies and creates this series of distinguished creature captures.
Showcasing a set of five animal photo manipulations, the 'Animals' image series by Christoph Meyer captures portraits titled Raphael Hernandez, Big John, Travis Latham and the Carters.
Whether depicting an elderly lion on a bus, a tiger farm worker or a youthful hipster bear, these cute and clever portraits are sure to be a hit amongst animal lovers. Evoking emotion, these photographs explore the similarities between humans and their animal counterparts. The monochromatic images also exude an air of sadness and innocence seen through the eyes of dangerous creatures.
Distinguished Animal Depictions
The Animals Series by Christoph Meyer Personifies Beastly Subjects
Trend Themes
1. Anthropomorphic Animal Portraits - The trend of using photo manipulation techniques to superimpose animal faces onto human bodies for artistic portraits.
2. Emotional Animal Photography - The trend of creating photos that evoke emotion and explore similarities between humans and animals through depictions of anthropomorphic creatures.
3. Monochromatic Animal Art - The trend of using a limited color palette in animal-themed artwork to convey a sense of sadness and innocence in dangerous creatures.
Industry Implications
1. Artificial Intelligence - AI could be utilized to create more realistic and seamless photo manipulations between human bodies and animal faces.
2. Fashion - Incorporating animal-inspired fashion into daily wear could be an opportunity to capitalize on the popularity of animal-themed artwork.
3. Wildlife Conservation - Partnering with animal photographers and artists to promote conservation efforts through emotionally impactful animal photography and artwork.