The images on the walls of the Chauvet Cave in southern France are paintings from 30,000 BCE. They show evidence of many lions in the region, as well as an artist who was adept at observing them.

Peter Hugo’s photographs are very powerful images. They combine African contemporary culture with the power of animals like the hyena that have been domesticated there.

The illustrator Kako, uses contrast to heighten the dramatic aspect of a narrative. Her illustrations for White Fang highlight the story in the stark contrast of black and white negative and positive imagery.