Chaotic Atmosphere — a Geneva-based freelance illustrator and CG artist, boasts a visualization of a stunning digital butterfly species. A part of the creative's 'Biotop from Polygonia' series, the project exhibits a great attention to detail with colorful origami-like compositions of insects.
The computer-generated digital butterfly species was designed with the use of Cinema 4D and Photoshop. Chaotic Atmosphere used the former platform to create a basis for the striking designs, while the Adobe software was utilized in the postproduction process.
The skilled artist's set of incredibly luscious insects adds up to a 100 different insects, with an additional 100 visualization of each at night time. The beautiful work is available for purchase exclusively on Neonmob's website — a marketplace for digital art trading cards.
Intricate Digital Butterfly Spiecies
Chaotic Atmosphere Pays Great Attention to Detail in His Work
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