KING SLOTH

Original Art by Carolina Lebar

Introducing “KING SLOTH”, the latest addition to my Animal Kingdom series.

Holding a sloth is on my bucket list! I once paid $100 just to touch one, which I regret, but my love for these creatures runs deep. I relate to sloths, especially due to my autoimmune issues, as they symbolize a slow, intentional life and the importance of patience and energy conservation. With modern interpretations transforming their negative connotations into positive symbols, I resonate with their message of managing stress and reducing burnout. Plus, I’ve heard they love snacking on hibiscus flowers like candy—definitely relatable!

Here are a few key sloth charactericstics to inspire appreciation:

Mindfulness and Slow Living

Sloths remind us to slow down, adopt a “less is more” approach, and savor life.

Patience and Thoughtful Action

Their deliberate movements symbolize the value of patience and consideration.

Conservation of Energy

Sloths teach us to focus our energy on what truly matters and to prioritize rest.

Embracing Solitude

As solitary creatures, sloths symbolize the comfort of introspection.

My Animal Kingdom series features detailed pencil illustrations on wood panels with acrylic glazing. The chaotic, textured backgrounds represent their daily fight for survival. Each piece is ready to hang with black sides and my signature in gold on the right side. Oh! Fun fact – I did this crown with 3 prongs to represent that it’s a three toed sloth. Enjoy!

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About the Artist

Carolina Lebar

Originally from Colombia, Carolina resides in the United States. The pieces she creates explore humanities connections to nature that are echoed throughout history within beliefs and lore. “My work begins with pencil, creating fine, beautiful details, then with delicate layers of graphite and occasionally paint, I finalize the art. Using pencil and paint I explore tying the past and the present with gatherings of feather, fur, fins, symbolism, and feminine beauty.”