Anatomy of Genius
I wrote a post a few months back about Andy Gilmore’s geometrical works. Needless to say, I’ve been following his work ever since. Much of his latest work has a biological/anatomical bent to it, comprising illustrations of flora and fauna that reveal their inner topologies. Anatomical drawings generally leave me feeling cold, but this series sets itself apart by giving the viewer a sense of movement and life.
Images sourced from Andy Gilmore Illustrations
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