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Popular Wildlife Wall Art

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6 pieces
Floral Harmony Wildlife Portrait Wall Art & Canvas Prints

Floral Harmony Wildlife Portrait Wall Art & Canvas Prints

$141.23 Intense Bear Gaze Wildlife Wall Art & Canvas Prints

Intense Bear Gaze Wildlife Wall Art & Canvas Prints

$141.23 Bulls Clashing Horns Dramatic Wildlife Wall Art & Canvas Print

Bulls Clashing Horns Dramatic Wildlife Wall Art & Canvas Print

$141.23 Neutral Safari Botanical Wildlife Tropical Wall Art & Canvas Print

Neutral Safari Botanical Wildlife Tropical Wall Art & Canvas Print

$141.23 Forest Wildlife Silhouette Scene Trees Wall Art & Canvas Print

Forest Wildlife Silhouette Scene Trees Wall Art & Canvas Print

$141.23 Soft Jungle Nursery Wildlife Tropical Wall Art & Canvas Print

Soft Jungle Nursery Wildlife Tropical Wall Art & Canvas Print

$141.23

Who Buys Wildlife Wall Art?

Two sorts of buyer come to this subject and they want opposite things. One is furnishing a room that has turned out too tidy — grey sofa, beige rug, nothing to rest the eye on — and needs a single strong animal to give the wall something to be about. The other is buying the animal itself: a stag because of where they walk, a hare because of a particular field, a fox because one lives behind the shed. The first should shop by tone and contrast; the second should shop by species and live with whatever tone arrives.

Either way, the eye of the animal decides the picture. It is where every viewer looks first and it is where weak images give themselves away, being flat, glassy or lost in shadow. Look at what the background is doing as well. A clean, softly blurred setting throws the animal forward and reads from across a room; a busy one of branches and undergrowth competing for attention turns to noise at any real distance.

Placement is mostly about the gaze. An animal looking slightly off to one side wants space on that side to look into, which usually means hanging a little off the exact centre of the wall, or facing it into the room rather than at a corner. Aiming an animal into a wall two feet away is the commonest and most avoidable mistake here.

Restraint helps if you are buying more than one. Three species from three habitats in three treatments is a menagerie, not a scheme. Either stay within one landscape — woodland, moor, coast — or repeat one visual treatment across different animals so the group reads as deliberate.

Give any candidate ten unbroken seconds before deciding. Wildlife imagery is very good at the first two seconds and much less consistent after that. If your attention has wandered by second eight, it will wander in the room too, and you will stop seeing the picture inside a month.