<human>:  What are the differences between Mesopotamian and Egyptian art styles?
<bot>: The main differences between Mesopotamian and Egyptian art styles are found in the subject matter and the materials used. Mesopotamian art focused primarily on scenes of daily life, war and religion, while Egyptian art was focused on gods and symbolism, and was often highly decorative. Also, Mesopotamian art was typically painted onto clay and stone, while Egyptian art was mostly painted onto papyrus, linen, and other fabrics. In terms of style, Mesopotamian art was generally more stylized, while Egyptian art had more of an emphasis on realism and proportion. Finally, Mesopotamian art had a tendency to use large figures and bright colors, while Egyptian art was usually more subtle with smaller figures and a more muted palette.