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72 Surrealistic Oil Paintings That Capture The Fierce Beauty Of Wildlife By Jon Ching
Surrealism—which came to prominence in the 1920s—was a cultural movement not only confined to the world of art, but also characterizing literature, music, theatre, and philosophy.
In surreal oil paintings, artists often try to convey emotion through symbols, bright colors, and sometimes even simple shapes by using juxtapositions. Surrealism can often be seen as something that represents almost a dream-like state, and Jon Ching, an oil painter whose work focuses mainly on wildlife (and even more specifically birds), was able to make paintings using the very base of those ideas.
Born in Kaneohe, Hawaii and now based in Los Angeles, California, artist Jon Ching grew up around the wildlife that would later become the main subject of his surrealistic oil paintings. His incredible depictions of tigers, parrots, wolves, owls, and much more capture the wild, majestic beauty of the animal kingdom with an enchanting and magical twist.
If you found yourself mesmerized by Jon's painting style and would like to see more, we highly suggest to scroll down and see the rest of his brilliant work for yourself!
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I am surprised with this painting. Very similar idea what i am painting:)
THIS IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOLF PAINTING I HAVE EVER SEEN IT IS MY FAVORITE AND I LOVE WOLVES IT IS TOO BEAUTIFUL I AVSALOUTLY LOOOOOVVVE IT
Wow, there is so very much here to take in! A desert environment with a horn from some animal and the hermit crab has moved in. Barnacles, four different kinds of succulents and two kinds of coral growing on the horn, plus two Antillean crested hummingbirds. Jon Ching really knows his plants and animals!! I'm not sure what's on the ground in front of the crab though.
All of these are extraordinary! I especially like the ones with special effects like lightning or fire :)
All of these are extraordinary! I especially like the ones with special effects like lightning or fire :)