Geometric illustrations is a popular design trend utilized by modern designers, which consists of sharp edges and off beat colour combinations. This round up we have compiled a collection some of the very best vibrant geometric designs sure to make your jaw drop. I hope this design trend continues to grow, and more designers adopt this unique way of of producing illustrations.
Following our series of illustrations with retro, modernist and geometric style we bring to you 2 projects from Matthew Lyons: Locations and Sections of the guide. We featured Matthew before but it's always inspiring seeing his work.
Mark Weaver is an art director and designer in NYC. His work has been featured in variety of magazines – ISO50, Grain Edit, H&FJ, Coudal Partners, Print Magazine, Oxford American, Tokion Magazine, etc. In a respectable manner, his stunning illustrations have been floating around the web for quite some time. We love it when artists create art that allows the viewer to interpret different meanings and messages being portrayed. Today we will showcase some of mark’s best works for your inspiration. To stay updated, you can check out his website or follow him on Twitter. Enjoy!
In school, geometry was boring. At least at my school. In the real world, Geometry can be completely beautiful. Who knew that a Pattern of Shapes could create stunning artwork or designs? As a kid growing up, I had no idea, I guess I missed that memo? lol. I partly blame the school system for this – they really killed the creativity out of you with boringsauce, but hopefully that is changing very soon. If you are a geometry and math geek (like I am now) then you will enjoy this post – perhaps show it to some kids (or your kids, if you have em’ like me) and blow their minds with the possibilities of shapes! First, lets take a step back.
