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tree of life {in black & white}


Tree of Life by Gary, Aaron & Khairul is a brilliant print I spotted on the Anthology blog yesterday. From afar, the piece looks like a textured tree ring but upon viewing up close, the rings turn out to be hundreds of graphic animals walking in procession around the tree ring curves. The designers created the print “to highlight the responsibility we have in letting animal species thrive in their natural environment.” Tree of Life is a pretty perfect print – meaningful, clever and striking with an socially conscious soul.

(to buy a print of the poster, go here)

POSTED ON August 4, 2011

LABELS: artists & designers, black, illustration, in black & white, paper, print & ink, white   2 Comments   Tweet This

2 comments

rooth
August 8, 2011 at 2:45 pm


This is fascinating print – I will definitely have to think hard about buying it. Thanks for sharing

plentyofcolour
August 9, 2011 at 1:04 am


Thanks rooth. I hope you end up buying it and enjoying it on your wall!

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