Whether they're behind plexiglass in a public works office or tastefully framed over a seductive sofa; I'm loving arial map inspired artwork. Traditional styles vary betweeen hand drawn sketches or bluepriints of old world grounds and gardens, but this new modern take is just as admirable. If a piece of art is worthy of grand style, I say the bigger the better. How Bobo Intruiguing Objects or Restoration Hardware achieves interest with their oversized black and whites, I believe you can aquire the same feeling with a blown up arial. Now i just need the perfect client!
These arial maps from David Thomas in kaleidoscope formation:
They remind me of a modern take on inkblots, one of my other favorites pieces to use. Can you tell I like things out of the ordinary?
These arials are closer in view of the Eiffel tower in Paris and the gardens at the Palace of Versailles. I visited both of these breathtaking pieces of history with my family while I was in highschool I would love to revisit on a photography mission!
What sort of pieces have you buzzing lately?
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