Fantastik kesitler kurgulayan yaratıcı işler gerçekten çok beklenmedik etkiler yaratabiliyor. Dün yer verdiğimiz Dorothy’nin Inside Information adlı infografik serisi bunun en güzel örneklerindendi. Edwige Massart ile Xavier Wynn’in buluntu objelerle yarattığı anatomik kesitler ve Dustin Yellin’ın 3 boyutlu foto-kolajlarla yarattığı distopik kesitler hafızalara kazınan işlerdendi. Bu defa ise canlılar ve nesneler için kurgulanmış iç sistemler yaratan Raymond Biesinger imzalı çalışmalar var karşımızda.

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Illustration of the day: if you're lucky enough to live in Spruce Grove, Alberta, you can find this 2017 scene deployed on a floor-to-ceiling scale in the @atbfinancial lobby. Within it: arcane symbolism (some of which only a local could decipher), more colours than I typically am comfortable with, and a squirrel that's showed up in at least one other project of mine. . . . #sprucegrove #illustrationwork #flatillustration #graphicillustration #illustratorsofinstagram #illustrationgram #moreillustrations #illustrationhowl #illustrationnow #booooooom #colossal #hifructosemag #daily_collector #illustrateddoris #ossomagazine #itsnicethat #illustration_daily #illustrationdaily #weloveillustration #theillustrationroom #socfeature #gfxmob #illustrationage #illustrationhowl #wrapmagazine #ballpitmag #picame #contemporaryillustration #infographics #infographic

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Yüzyıl ortası modern akımının etkileri

Raymond Biesinger, karmaşık sistemleri (ekonomi, kedi anatomisi, bilgisayar programlama gibi) görsel olarak büyüleyici tasarımlara dönüştürüyor. İkinci Dünya Savaşı sonrasında (kabaca 1945-1969) iç mimari, mimari, ürün tasarım, grafik tasarım ve kentsel gelişim alanlarında popüler olan Amerikan tasarım hareketi yüzyıl ortası modern (mid-century modern) Biesinger’ın çalışmalarını etkilemiş. Tasarımcı, bu akımdaki tasarım elementlerini ve renk paletini kullanmayı tercih etmiş. 

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This misogynistic scum is absolutely horrible and those five underpowered moderators aren't doing much. Drawn for a 2014 issue of @wired, but the article was changed late in the editorial process, killing the illustration and leaving it hidden in my archives 'til now. . . . #ruboutthescum #misogyny #everydaysexism #sexualharassment #onlineharassment #endslutshaming #internetgarbage #badinternet #hashtag #graphicart #printisnotdead #illustrationwork #flatillustration #graphicillustration #spotillustration #magazinework #editorialwork #editorialillustration #magazineillustration #magazineart #illustrateddoris #illustration_daily #illustrationdaily #weloveillustration #theillustrationroom #itsnicethat #socfeature #gfxmob #illustrationage #illustrationhowl

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Tasarımların çoğu The New Yorker, GQ ve Fast Company gibi yayınlardaki makaleler için hazırlanmış editoryal işler. Öte yandan Kanadalı illüstratör bu çalışmaları Etsy mağazasında arşiv baskıları olarak da satışa sunmuş. Raymond Biesinger’ı internet sitesi ve Instagram’ı üzerinden de takip edebilirsiniz.

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Prints of the day: "Male & Female Anatomy." They're 36-point 17×22" matching male and female anatomy charts. In each you'll find the brain (including the parietal, frontal, occipital, and temporal lobes, cerebellum and brain stem), the thyroid, esophagus, lung (including trachea, main stem bronchus, bronchi, some bronchioles), liver (divided into two lobes), gallbladder, and such heart components as the aorta, ventricles, and pulmonary artery. Also, the stomach, duodenum, spleen, pancreas, kidney, intestines, and various below-the-belt goods. Each are available for $60 CAD in the "Human Anatomy Prints" section of the shop, with free shipping for a little bit longer. . . . #graphicart #flatart #canadianartist #mtlartist #designMTL #canadiandesign #posterdesign #infographics #infographic #anatomychart #anatomyart #anatomydrawing #anatomystudy #anatomyandphysiology #anatomypractice #anatomy #medicalart #medicallife #medicallifestyle #bioscience #sciart #scienceillustration #artandscience #scienceart #biology #ballpitmag #picame #contemporaryillustration #itsnicethat #ossomagazine

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Print of the day: “the Creative Worker.” A spot-colour illustration made for the first issue of a UK-based design journal called "the Manual" in 2011. It accompanied a piece by celebrated designer Simon Collison, one about sketching and its potential role in the creative process. Available as a 16×22” via raymondbiesinger.etsy.com, and note the new, reduced, shipping fees. #creativework #artprocess #illustration

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“Better Cities Through Design” is one of those top-of-my-game illustrations that emit from my fingers every few years. I can’t get sick of it. Here it is photographed at the foot of my studio flatfile, and it’s also available as a four-colour 24×36” silkscreened print in the “Deluxe Prints” section of the shop. . . . #designMTL #illustrationquebec #appliedarts #etsymtl #etsyquebec #etsycanada #itsnicethat #socfeature #gfxmob #weloveillustration #illustrationage #urbanplanning #cityplanning #99pi #designmilk #communicationarts #canadianarchitecture #canadiancentreforarchitecture #architecturaldigest #architecture_hunter #architecture_minimal #architectureanddesign #architectureart #dwell #contemporaryarchitecture #instaarchitecture #dezeen #archdaily #domus #designmatters

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