If you’re reading this, you must be somewhat familiar with the ways of the web, but the Charis Tsevis ‘Digital World’ mosaics give you an up-close and personal look at the leaders behind the technological revolution.
Tsevis, an artist that has been commissioned by the likes of Gatorade, Nike and IKEA, constructs insanely amazing mosaic masterpieces and is now dipping into the field of digital dominating figures. As illustrations for a book entitled ‘Gadgets, Games, Robots and the Digital World,’ Tsevis used tiny characters to create personalized portraits of Mark Zuckerberg, Sir Clive Sinclair, Tomohiro Nishikado, Bill Gates, Grace Hopper and Cynthia Breazeal.
You’ll catch yourself staring at the Space Invader symbols that make up Nishikado or the Facebook icons that comprise Zuckerberg, because the Charis Tsevis Digital World mosaics are a set of captivating cool creations.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Mosaic Illustrations
- The use of tiny characters to create mosaic portraits offer an opportunity for innovation in digital art and marketing.
- Personalized Portraits
- The creation of personalized portraits through the use of symbols and icons can offer opportunities for innovation in graphic design and branding.
- Intricate Digital Art
- The trend in creating intricate digital art offers opportunities for innovation in art, illustration, and advertising.
Where This Applies
- Graphic Design
- The use of mosaic illustrations for personalized portraits can create new trends in graphic design and branding.
- Art and Illustration
- The trend towards intricate digital art offers new possibilities for artists and illustrators looking to push boundaries in their work.
- Advertising and Marketing
- The use of mosaic illustrations in advertising and marketing campaigns can help brands to stand out and connect with their audiences in new, visually engaging ways.
