Cute Chibis

Cute Chibis:

The top half of an animals face with a piece of food dangling over its head at center frame, all on a flat colored background.

Cute Chibis:

This truly is a form of modern art and composition, and is well appreciated by a certain segment of the population as such. However as with all art the cute art of Yuko Lau has been regulated to nursery art.

Cute Chibis:

Not that there is anything wrong with nursery wall art, after all it is this art that introduces children to their new life. Further this art supports new parents emotionally, helping to stir in them the emotions that have allowed humans to feel their most important emotion for generations, that of true parental love and affection.

Cute Chibis:

Even so it is somewhat sad that cute art such as that of Yuko Lau's has been regulated to simple nursery art. After all this art does stir some of the most important emotions in people.

Cute Chibis:

Much of what is cute art also has very deep meaning, though not necessarily Yuko Lau's the style of Lau's art has its own value. Just as the styles of Van Gogh or Degas are often more important then any hidden meanings their paintings might contain.

Cute Chibis:

Lau was an early pioneer of both the Chibi art forms and the modern flat style which can be attributed to the artists love affair with flash and other vector graphics programs. Yet Lau was earlier into these styles then most.

Cute Chibis:

Whats more Lau is unique in the depiction of only the most important part of figures, that of the top half of the face. By showing only this portion of the face the pictures composition is made much more perfect and noticeable then if it had shown the entire face.

Cute Chibis:

What's more by showing only the top half of the face these works of art are better able to emotionally engage the viewer, because this is the part of the body that people are engaged by.

Cute Chibis:

Much of the past centuries art was painted with the intention of gaining a child like perspective, what is unique about nursery art, and what makes it so valuable is that it is intended both to engage children, and to help adults feel more in tune with them. Lau's work helps to display this power nicely.

Cute Chibis:

The top half of an animals face with a piece of food dangling over its head at center frame, all on a flat colored background.

Cute Chibis:

This truly is a form of modern art and composition, and is well appreciated by a certain segment of the population as such. However as with all art the cute art of Yuko Lau has been regulated to nursery art.

Cute Chibis:

Not that there is anything wrong with nursery wall art, after all it is this art that introduces children to their new life. Further this art supports new parents emotionally, helping to stir in them the emotions that have allowed humans to feel their most important emotion for generations, that of true parental love and affection.

Cute Chibis:

Even so it is somewhat sad that cute art such as that of Yuko Lau's has been regulated to simple nursery art. After all this art does stir some of the most important emotions in people.

Cute Chibis:

Much of what is cute art also has very deep meaning, though not necessarily Yuko Lau's the style of Lau's art has its own value. Just as the styles of Van Gogh or Degas are often more important then any hidden meanings their paintings might contain.

Cute Chibis:

Lau was an early pioneer of both the Chibi art forms and the modern flat style which can be attributed to the artists love affair with flash and other vector graphics programs. Yet Lau was earlier into these styles then most.

Cute Chibis:

Whats more Lau is unique in the depiction of only the most important part of figures, that of the top half of the face. By showing only this portion of the face the pictures composition is made much more perfect and noticeable then if it had shown the entire face.

Cute Chibis:

What's more by showing only the top half of the face these works of art are better able to emotionally engage the viewer, because this is the part of the body that people are engaged by.

Cute Chibis:

Much of the past centuries art was painted with the intention of gaining a child like perspective, what is unique about nursery art, and what makes it so valuable is that it is intended both to engage children, and to help adults feel more in tune with them. Lau's work helps to display this power nicely.