Using a wide variety of canvases including railroad blueprints, star charts, geological and street maps, Welsh artist Ed Fairburn (previously here and here)
uses addative and subtractive techniques to create portraits that seem
pefectly integrated with the topography of streets, mountains and
rivers. It’s been almost a year since we last checked in with Fairburn
whose process and approach to creating these stunning portraits
continues to evolve. One of his most striking methods is to carefully
follow map contours with a pen creating rows of lines that vary by width
to create individual forms and shadows. The final portraits are so
entwined with the map, it becomes hard to imagine one existing without
the other.
from http://www.thisiscolossal.com/
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