This Friday’s featured artist is Maria Rabinky and her aerial map illustrations – panoramic illustrated maps,
the way birds and hang-glider pilots see landscapes! Maria Rabinky had draw then digitally colors and transforms her maps.
the way birds and hang-glider pilots see landscapes! Maria Rabinky had draw then digitally colors and transforms her maps.
From Maria’s website:
While a bird’s eye view is something today we’re treated to via satellite mapping, the technique of creating oblique map art dates back well into the 1600’s – much earlier than satellites or even photography. Today we realize that the technique of old is an excellent way to communicate scale, design elements, orientation and navigation in a single, artistic image.
In today’s media-rich environment, incorporating original illustration and electronic mediums makes for a more dynamic experience.
While a bird’s eye view is something today we’re treated to via satellite mapping, the technique of creating oblique map art dates back well into the 1600’s – much earlier than satellites or even photography. Today we realize that the technique of old is an excellent way to communicate scale, design elements, orientation and navigation in a single, artistic image.
In today’s media-rich environment, incorporating original illustration and electronic mediums makes for a more dynamic experience.
A successful mixed-media artist, she merges all forms of her craft to create the layers and richness of both technology and hand creations.
To learn more about Maria Rabinky and view her illustrations, architectural renderings and a fine arts gallery, please visit www.rabinkyart.com and www.illustratedmaps.com.
Have a great weekend!
To learn more about Maria Rabinky and view her illustrations, architectural renderings and a fine arts gallery, please visit www.rabinkyart.com and www.illustratedmaps.com.
Have a great weekend!
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