An anthropomorphic family
This series of digital paintings explores the concept of anthropomorphism, which is the attribution of human characteristics to animals or non-human objects. The paintings depict a variety of animals in human poses and situations. The paintings are colorful and vibrant, and the style is realistic and detailed.
The anthropomorphic family consists of a father, mother, two brothers, and a sister. They are represented by animals and pose for pictures in various rooms of their house.
The rabbit daughter poses for a picture while undressing for a bath.
The stylish crow father poses for a picture in the middle of the house's hallway.
The giraffe mother poses for a picture while looking worried about her housework.
The tiger brother poses for a picture with his jacket on his shoulder, getting ready to go out.
The rhinoceros brother poses for a picture in the garage at home while working on his car.
The sheep sister poses for a picture while organizing her teenage college dorm room.
