Danale's Favorites Folder http://danale.artspots.com/folder/2303 Danale's Favorites collection of images. en-us Fri, 02 Mar 2007 08:07:30 -0000 Predatory Nature by Damalia This was a painting I did in 2005 for a class assignment. The predator characters are theoretically upper-class ladies and gentlemen in an upper-class club/bar setting, looking aggressive, drinking blood. The message is about how the upper-class preys on and takes advantage of the lower-class (here represented by the prey species icons in the beer taps). I don't usually down-talk my work, but I can see the technical flaws in this now, a year and a half later. That, and it actually photographed horribly. Board, 30" long<br><br><a href="http://damalia.artspots.com/image/5138/predatory-nature"><img src="http://www.artspots.com/files/image/file/5138/thumb_210/PredatorsAS.jpg" alt="Thumbnail" /></a><br /><br />Medium: Oil<br />Tags: night crocodile dark lion bear Tiger wolf drink alligator predator lights blood snarl bar fangs teeth beer formal gown neon Club friend meat toast comrades<br /> Fri, 02 Mar 2007 08:07:30 -0000 http://www.artspots.com/files/image/file/5138/PredatorsAS.jpg http://damalia.artspots.com/image/5138/predatory-nature http://damalia.artspots.com/image/5138/predatory-nature http://damalia.artspots.com/image/5138/predatory-nature night crocodile dark lion bear Tiger wolf drink alligator predator lights blood snarl bar fangs teeth beer formal gown neon Club friend meat toast comrades http://danale.artspots.com/folder/2303/rss Oil PG http://www.artspots.com/files/image/file/5138/resized/PredatorsAS.jpg This was a painting I did in 2005 for a class assignment. The predator characters are theoretically upper-class ladies and gentlemen in an upper-class club/bar setting, looking aggressive, drinking blood. The message is about how the upper-class preys on and takes advantage of the lower-class (here represented by the prey species icons in the beer taps). I don't usually down-talk my work, but I can see the technical flaws in this now, a year and a half later. That, and it actually photographed horribly. Board, 30" long