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Sci-fi / Physics inspired linocut print. The entire central vertical part is the graphic representation of the famous double split experiment which HiGhTLiGhT the wave / corpuscle duality of light.
Everything is mixed with abstract elements and scientific diagrams about quantum physics. the composition is above all graphic, it is not popularization or a scientific representation.
Reminds me of the etching on the cover of https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voyager_Golden_Record
yep :) exactly, It was one of my initial sources of inspiration.
You definitely captured the spirit of it.
thanks ;)
That is beautiful! I check out your other posts too. Really amazing designs! Might have to save up some money and buy one for on my wall.
That is beautiful! I check out your other posts too. Really amazing designs! Might have to save up some money and buy one for on my wall.
Thank you so much ! :)
May I ask what your process for the linocut was?
Probably taking the vector document to a linocut printing place and having them do all the work. Or, calling it linotype when in reality it is just a comp in photoshop put into a stock image frame.