Andy Gilmore performs through the synchronization of form and colour, in order to create geometric works of art.
andy gilmore is an illustrator, designer and musician based in rochester, NY. his clients include: the new york times, foursquare outwear, seed magazine
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The NY Times article about the Event Horizon Telescope that I wrote about here introduced me to Andy Gilmore’s geometric ill
In high school I used to steal large sheets of grid paper from the drafting room flat files and spend hours, if not weeks, meticulously coloring in each square with a seemingly random selection of colors. It was like therapy. So you can imagine my delight when this turned up in my inbox. Geometric color grid explosion!
Some new posters from Andy Gilmore for Ghostly International marry geometry with nature - geometrics floating in outer space paired with nebulas.
Checking up again on Andy Gilmore , its apparent that hes added a heck of a lot more work to his site. How he makes these--I have no idea...
Эстетически правильно, математически чудесно и геометрически дизайно творит Энди Гилмор свои шедевры. Ничего сложного, главное правильно разобрать по оттенкам. Это нечто. Я так понимаю, компьютер тут занимает не последнее место, но я так не умею делать, что очень печально, был бы крут как…
Born, raised and based in Rochester, New York, artist Andy Gilmore has a beautiful way of combining form and color to create geometric works of art. He's
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It’s no real surprise to learn that image-maker Andy Gilmore is also a musician because his geometric compositions feel orchestrated. The New York-based creative brings colour, shape and pattern together in tightly formatted visual symphonies which swell to become more than the sum of their parts, dazzling the eye and tricking the brain simultaneously. It’s been three years since we last featured "Andy’s work on the site":http://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/andy-gilmore-2 but he’s as in demand as ever, with clients like Ogilvy NY, _Wired_ and _The New York Times_ queuing up for a bit of his brilliance.
