These haunting pieces of kaleidoscopic art are by illustrator and designer Andy Gilmore. The psychedelic patterns Gilmore produces are otherworldly, with an energy and vibrancy all their own. It was tough to select just 10 images for the gallery above.
Andy Gilmore is from Rochester, New York. You can check out more of his work at the links below, and if you're interested, check out Gilmore's prints for sale at his Etsy store.
Implications - With so many negative things emerging in modern society, consumers are looking for items that feature an element of positivity. Designs that feature a more vibrant color palette appeal to those who want to look towards the brighter side of life. Companies could incorporate this aesthetic into their products in order to appeal to a wider audience.
What's Driving This Trend
- Kaleidoscopic Art
- Creating vibrant and energy-filled designs with a psychedelic flair to appeal to those looking for positivity and vibrancy in life.
- Geometric Illustrations
- Designing intricate geometric patterns that merge elements of math and art to create stunning visuals.
- Psychedelic Patterns
- Producing mesmerizing, trippy patterns that captivate and fascinate observers.
Who This Affects Most
- Graphic Design
- Using geometric patterns and bright colors to create visually stimulating advertising campaigns, logos, and websites.
- Fashion
- Incorporating patterns similar to Gilmore's work into clothing and accessory designs to create loud, vibrant statements that attract attention.
- Home Decor
- Creating home decor and artwork that features trippy, kaleidoscopic designs to add a sense of energy to living spaces.
