JJ is a writer with a love for the planet and all of the creatures... JJ is a writer with a love for the planet and all of the creatures in it. She enjoys coming up with new plant based dishes, taking pictures of those dishes to put up on Instagram with a great filter and some pertinent hashtags and then eating those dishes. Yeah, she’s that person. She also likes to tell people she’s been drinking almond milk since before it was cool, has a small thrift store addiction and cannot pass up a garage sale. She lives with her two kids, two dogs and husband in the wild west. Read more about JJ Dolm Read More
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Looking at art that positively features animals and all of their vast variations is always an enjoyable thing to do. Likewise for fruits and veggies. So, what would happen if you put both of those things together in order to create a new, unique and thought provoking image? You’d get the art of Sarah DeRemar.
Using photoshop to create the images, DeRemar used animals that reminded her in some way of a corresponding fruit or vegetable. She started the project with the intention of making a quirky pun with the Sea Cucumber piece, but quickly saw that the image was more dynamic than just a visual play on words and began creating more. Saying of her pieces, “I found the forms interesting, and realized that it made a visually strong image that people would have strong opinions about.”
Simple in the design, the pieces juxtapose animals and food in an eye-catching and thought provoking way. By using foods from the plant world as a framework to display an animal, we see a message of nature’s interconnectedness. But don’t only look at our take on it! As with any good art, interpretation is left largely to the observer. What do you think DeRemar’s work is saying?
Image Credits: Sarah DeRemar Art/Facebook
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Mandy Wardlaw
Most of us are vegetarian/vegan and you think this would be amusing to us?