Anyone who has ever owned an animal has probably imagined what their furry friend would look like if they had human qualities, and photographer Miguel Vallinas explores the humanistic side of animals.
Capturing these portraits is an artistic feat. Vallinas has used animals such as a fox, dog, peacock and a deer and has put them in clothes. These pictures are eerie, because although the body is of an animal, the rest of the picture looks as though they should be human. The lighting, poses and outfits perfectly represent a photo shoot that would have taken place for a person. The clothes have also been impeccably matched to the personalities of the animals.
Miguel Vallinas has done an incredible job of evoking a human feeling out of animal photographs, and has made a series that requires a double take.
What's Driving This Trend
- Humanized Anthropomorphic Art
- The trend of creating art that humanizes animals to evoke a range of emotions from the viewer can be further explored with the use of different mediums and art forms.
- Clothing for Animals
- The trend of putting clothing on animals for artistic expression or as a form of entertainment and commercialization has potential in the pet industry.
- Personification of Inanimate Objects
- The trend of personifying or anthropomorphizing inanimate objects shows potential in advertising and brand marketing, in making products seem more relatable and appealing to consumers.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography
- Opportunities for photographers to explore innovative ways of creating anthropomorphic art and exploring the emotional impact of the viewers.
- Animal Care and Pet Industry
- Opportunities for businesses in the pet industry to explore commercialization of clothing and accessories for animals.
- Advertising and Brand Marketing
- Opportunities for companies to market their products using anthropomorphized objects, thereby increasing emotional engagement and creating brand loyalty among consumers.
