Jen Bartel's art series showcases her illustrative talent and Asian-inspired style while educating people about the precious animals that are on the endangered species list. The illustrations include psychedelic images of tigers, toucans and orangutans, all animals that fall on the list.
The images are bright and colorful, inspired by the comic books and designs Bartel saw while growing up in South Korea, viewing art that had clean lines and bold colors.
Jen Bartel seeks to spread awareness that animals that used to be plentiful are now falling on the endangered species list. This signals a problem, with hunting and degradation of the environment as contributing factors to decreasing animal populations. Jen Bartel's art serves as a reminder of our collective responsibility to take care of these important creatures.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Psychedelic Species Artwork
- Using psychedelic images of endangered animals in artwork to raise awareness about their preservation.
- Asian-inspired Illustrations
- Incorporating Asian-inspired style into illustrations to create unique and captivating artwork.
- Endangered Species Awareness
- Using art as a medium to educate people about the importance of protecting endangered species.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art and Design
- Exploring new avenues for artists to create visually striking and meaningful pieces that raise awareness for social and environmental causes.
- Conservation and Wildlife Protection
- Applying creative approaches such as artistic campaigns to promote conservation efforts and the protection of endangered species.
- Environmental Education
- Utilizing art as a tool to engage and educate the public about the impact of human actions on endangered species and the environment.
