Josephin Ritschel (Mevameva) is an illustrator living and working in Berlin. We originally knew her thanks to Wrap Magazine that used the illustration … [Read more...]
Representation: Axonometric projection
The axonometric projection is a parallel projection, usually detaching the viewer from the scene and emphasizing the level of abstraction in the representation of the subject. Mostly employed for technical drawings, axonometrics can be as expressive as any other projection while keeping the ability of being highly descriptive. An axonometric image allows to place on the same level very different layers of informations on a space which is non-hierarchical and isotropic. The complexity of a scene is underlined while its contradictions are resolved by making them peacefully cohabit in the same frame.
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Collage Cities by J. Powers Bowman
J. Powers Bowman draws imaginary urban landscapes with an incredible level of detail, filling the whole canvas with multiple textures. Each … [Read more...]
“Under the Mountain” by Jamie Mills
"Under the mountain" is a small sequence of axonometric illustrations by Jamie Mills: a story of progressive colonization of built … [Read more...]
“Dancing Feathers”, Illustrations by Page Tsou
Page Tsou is a young Taiwanese illustrator, currently based in London, winner of several international awards. His series "Dancing … [Read more...]
‘Forest’ and Other Interpretations of Nature by Jamie Mills
A series of drawings by English artist, illustrator & animator Jamie Mills show commodified fragments of fauna and flora … [Read more...]
Sophia Martinek’s The Worker
"In this story I wanted to tell the story of a single man. In general I am interested in the mundane everyday life, the routine and unexciting … [Read more...]
Unreal Estates of China, by Map Office
MAP OFFICE (Gutierrez, Portefaix) recently published a book titled Unreal Estates of China, with 56 axonometric drawings of China's land- and city … [Read more...]
