This Artist Creates Magnificent Portraits On Maps
Aged of 26 years old, artist Ed Fairburn continues to exploit maps to put his portraits illustrations. This artist has an imaginative ability to make visual connections between the lines of a map and the features of a delicate hair. With a pencil, he integrates faces on the contours of reliefs, lakes and roads by managing to create a symbiosis between man and planet. He exhibits currently his artworks at the Mike Wright Gallery, in Denver.
Via Fubiz
More Inspiring Stories
"Honey and the Duality of Everything": The Design Experiments of Tabitha Swanson
When A Simple Stain On The Carpet Turns Into So Much More
Warlords Take New York – World Of Warcraft Street Ad
Bizarre Paintings Of Mecha Robots And Werewolves Attacking East European Peasants Of The Early 20th Century
An Imagination That Looks Great On Paper: The Creative Mind Of Lily Seika Jones
Heartbreaking Pieces Made By Artists All Over The World After The Russian Invasion Of Ukraine
Madness and Power: Stylish Monsters Illustrated by Dave Guertin
Guy Uses Modern Software To Restore The Faces Of Julius Caesar And 23 Other People From Ancient History
Someone Has Made This Snow Kenny From The 'South Park'
Creepstastic Body Paintings From A 16-Year-Old Artist
This Artist Duo Uses Face As A Canvas To Recreate Famous Classic Paintings
12 Screen Adaptation Characters Who Are Significantly Different From The Original
Shamanic Tales: The Superb Pencil Sketches by Gary Villarreal
"Reality Called. I Hang Up": Hilariously Offensive Greeting Cards by Bluntcard
Man Dresses Up Every Sunday To Take His Grandmother To Church
Beautiful Photos of Sharon Tate Taken by Orlando Suero in 1966
Fresh'n'Friends: Fruit Figures
This Artist Creates One-of-a-kind Pieces Of Art By Combining Photography With Embroidery
Fashion Stylist Portfolio Got Destroyed By Hurricane Irma, But Created Unique Noir Photos Instead
Miniature Cage-like Balconies Attached to a Building
Children On North Sea Island Delighted By Flood Of Plastic Eggs
Why So Many Medieval Manuscripts Depict Violent Rabbits?
Stunning Surreal And Creative Photo Manipulations By Sergio de Lamo
"Our Future Is Now": The Incredible Cyberpunk Illustrations Of Mad Dog Jones