A young cheetah in tall grass at dusk, fireflies flickering in the surrounding air. The cheetah's spotted coat and distinctive black facial tear-marks are rendered with precision, the animal's alert attention — it is watching something outside the frame — giving the composition its tension. The fireflies provide the painting's unusual and magical quality: small points of warm light in the gathering dusk, the African evening announced.
This is Glen working at the intersection of scientific accuracy and atmospheric poetry — the cheetah's anatomy is exact, but the fireflies transform the scene into something more than a wildlife portrait.
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