Animal drawings fused with pure geometry

The animals are much inspiration for many artists and around here we have several examples of them. The wild animals of Lipscomb with colored pencils, the ceramics in Turowska animal shape, a Norwegian artist and the typical animals of your region or the merger between plants and animals by Ellen Jewet are some of the beautiful recreations in different formats and techniques to bring us to the force of nature in its most vivid expression.

This fusion is also found in intricate drawings by Kerby Rosanes that brings us back our gaze to those magnificently drawn animals to merge them into geometric shapes in a very creative and original way. With Rosanes we are facing an artist who has a great technique as you can guess in each of her illustrations.

Rosanes is a Filipino artist and that, apart from being known on the internet for his series of skits, he is back with a series titled "Geometric Beasts" or "Geometric Beasts."

This illustrator use normal pencils to create his work, this time mixing wild animals with those particular geometric shapes that offers a very successful effect to leave us a little surprised by the originality of his work. An excellent job that we can approach with those animals that seem to be breaking that geometric structure that blocks them or to jump or resort to any instinctive movement so particular to those horses, dogs or whales.

You have his Facebook, Instagram y websites to be able to follow his work and find another series of projects with which to surprise again lovers of drawing and who have a special predilection for illustration.

Surely it will not be neither the first nor the last time May we see Rosanes surprising us with her high quality artistic work.