Biggest losses of 2011. Mosaic portraits created around the globe
Mosaic portraits created around the globe
These mosaic illustrations of the biggest losses of 2011 – Steve Jobs, Amy Winehouse and Liz Taylor for Evening Standard magazine in the UK. The article is about death as a measure of legend status: how much money a star can make after he is gone. Inside the post there are also mosaic portraits of other famous people, created in 2011-2012.
Michelle Obama for Hemispheres magazine made out of vegetables, fruits, bees and stars
Mosaic portraits created around the globe
Michelle Obama (vegetables, fruits, bees and stars)Alexis Tsipras, Greek leader, made out of stars (both European and leftist symbol) and people waiving flagsAndy Warhol: 25 years later…Warhol for the cover of Village Voice for the 25th anniversary of Andy’s deathThe machine leader Florence Welch for the Evening Standard Magazine. The article is about the people behind Florence’s phenomenal artistic successWelchHugh LaurieDr. House for the cover of MONET Magazine (Brazil)LauriePills portrait of LaurieMay 2011 cover of Discover magazine (USA)Obama for Hemispheres magazineDiscover magazine, a human skullHuman skull evolutionI Like Facebook. Mosaic illustration of the “LIKE” button for Fortune magazine. Made out of Facebook interface iconsLondon: The Capital of RomanceIllustration for the St.Valentine’s special issue of Evening Standard magazineA heart formed by the actual map of London areaSteve Jobs for Discover MagazineSocial Media guru Shama Kabani for Exhibitor magazineShama KabaniShaquille O’Neal for Fast Company’s Most Creative People 2012 made out of the brands and the products he is promotingFor Discover Magazine. A mosaic portrait of Steve Jobs. The article about the difficult years than the latest eramy Winehouse, Steve Jobs, and Liz Taylor for Evening Standard magazine in the UK. The biggest losses of 2011Amy WinehouseRadiohead’s Thom Yorke & CoachellaMade out of data related to the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, CaliforniaThom Yorke & Coachella