Description6 color Two oxen lead a farmer, as he plows his fields with the phrase “SODBUSTER” written in larger bubble letters at the bottom of the piece. A horned skull and what looks to be a gecko are meticulously placed above on and “SOD” on the left-hand side of the piece. The line work of the piece is heavily emphasized with the materials being used to create the piece, each individual line and stroke have a purpose, which comes through in the cross-hatching sections of the piece which create the depth in the piece. The farmer holds the wheat in which the oxen are plowing, the work of the farmer is denoted by the metal blade in the ground directly in front of him, the wooden plank attacked to the oxen’s necks, and the wheat being torn out of the earth which he is collecting. The depth in color, as well as the overall use of crosshatching and line work create an amazing visual, and the piece is very well balanced and dynamic. The piece has great depth which is created in the tandem movement of the oxen, as well as in the position of the farmer in relation to the animals, the wheat, and the land behind him. The oxen feel as though they are about to move off the page, which comes from the very dynamic looking lines and the texture from the materials used to create the piece. The colors which are very saturated go along the very intense compositional theme and contribute to the feeling of the hustle and bustle of harvest for this farmer.