Rocky Reflects on the Damage Done

Delve into the introspective gaze of "Rocky Reflects on the Damage Done," an original piece by contemporary artist David Bray. This playful artwork stretches the boundaries of traditional portraiture by depicting Rocky, a contemplative cat character, portrayed with an almost human-like awareness as he smokes a cigarette, rendered in acrylic and oil pastel on a found wood panel.

This piece is an intriguing exploration of consequence and consciousness. The striking yellow eyes of the cat, set against the muted backdrop, are arresting, reflecting an inner turmoil and the smoke from the cigarette adds a layer of narrative, suggesting the vices and choices that impact one’s life.

Bray's use of found wood as a canvas imbues the work with an earthy authenticity, while the tray frame, handcrafted by the artist, encapsulates Rocky in a moment of deep thought. The textural contrast between the sleekness of the acrylic and the richness of the oil pastels creates a tactile experience for the viewer, inviting closer inspection.

"Rocky Reflects on the Damage Done" is signed in verso, a mark of its originality and Bray's artistry. This artwork offers a unique commentary on the often overlooked depth of animal emotions and the human-like qualities we project onto them. It would serve as a thought-provoking addition to any art collection, perfect for stimulating dialogue and reflection in any environment.

Acquire this David Bray original to ponder the profound and sometimes playful intersections of animal lives and human themes.