“Who goes there? Oh, it’s just you, you can stay awhile.” This bobcat seems to think no differently from a tiger, and with an awe-inspiring fur coat like that, who’s one to argue? Its gorgeous golden eyes could be judging you, but its relaxed posture tells the viewer otherwise. The gallery wrapped piece shows off the rich colors from the paint. 
One of the best qualities about still life art is that it encourages the viewer to enjoy the moment. The piece sets the mood and invites you to walk right up and have a front-row seat into the scene.
It’s the truth: life would not exist without light. From the greatest to the smallest, light is essential for most living creatures on Earth to survive.
One of an artist’s greatest achievements is depicting the mastery of light in paintings. There’s no such thing as a pigment in “light” color, so painters must diligently express the illusion of light by employing a complexity of colors that depict placements of shadows, sunny areas, reflections, and so on to the naked eye.
