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Who let the dogs out?

While the highlight of a graduate showcase for many may be an innovative design, a breathtaking painting or an architectural masterpiece, for some the highlights are much simpler: the animals. Whether pets, pests or beasts from another dimension it would be sad not to acknowledge them. This collection brings together the equine, feline, canine and everything else-vine from across RCA2022.

A blue anthropomorphic dog in a green tabard apron stood in the centre of the image looking into a curved purple opening, which borders the whole the image.
Anayis N. Der Hakopian
Image which looks like a still from a computer game, looking from above and in front of a white cat on the edge a zebra crossing, with a shapeless human figure to the side, both casting long shadows.
Haoqi Wang
Aerial view of a collage of black and white photographic images lining what appears to be a slightly wonky rectangular open box, placed on a surface covered in a collage of shopping receipts.
Lunyu Fu x Mantoto x Hei Family
Photograph of a grub-like creature of a substance which looks something like a crystalline mineral, sat upright on a base of a similar material, with grey sides.
Noa Chernichovsky
Image on a dark blue background of an upright structure which looks like a grey moth or butterfly chrysalis covered in a sort of downy fur and small eye-like objects edged in red or blue.
Selina Naouma
Photograph of a golden, furred limbless stuffed ferret-like creature with large eyes, sat between long clear thin spikes on top of a framed photograph of an object on a railway platform.
Heyse Ip
A graphic of a holding a mobile phone, its screen showing 3D animated creatures on a street, against a background of a blurry image of a street of houses and with text including ‘Access City Builder’.
Jiawei Wu
Image of an indistinct dark blue shape, like a creature with a long muzzle and pointed teeth, in a black background
Wenqing Yao
Sepia tinted image of a row of four bird figures standing on a dark surface, getting progressively smaller from left to right.
Elfed Alexander Samuel
Image of white figures of two moose and possibly a female moose, stacked on top of each other, with sculptured foliage displayed in a rectangular recess and bathed in cold violet and pink light.
Alba Imeri
Colourful illustration of what looks like a grocery shop, with a sign above the doorway reading ‘Rodent’s’, with two rat or mouse figures climbing rope-like structures that hang in the space.
Sweta Solai Sanker
Illustration in shades of black, white and bronze of a jumble of numerous mythical-looking creatures, including a horse, behind a bearded male figure running in armour, carrying a sword.
Hao Zhang
Photograph of a red-brown cow looking towards the camera in a meadow of long grass, with wild flowers in the foreground.
Guanling Chen
Photograph of a ginger and white cat from above and in front, its head bent as it eats what looks like dried cat food, which has been used to form letters on the concrete ground in front of it.
Dayun Jung
Illustration of a huge, enlarged moth facing forward and sat astride a shape in which there is a man standing facing the moth, and words that read “Super Heroes. Domily Long”
Shuling Long
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