These beautiful Robot artwork illustrations by graphic artist Oren Haskin modernly captures robots as playful, fun and always-smiling cyborgs.
Made solely with tiny clusters of black and white dots, these robot artwork illustrations are extremely detailed and surreal. Each robot is designed entirely out of geometrical shapes, such as triangles, circles and rectangles. Oren Haskin captures robots as awkwardly tall metallic bots doing the iconic robot dance -- one robot even has an extreme coif while he dances. Drawn in a cartoon style, the depth of shading Haskin was able to achieve using only dots is remarkable. My favorite is the robot with the ironic heart that smiles anyway, despite the fact that he's made of metal.
A fresh take on the typically realistic robots, Oren Haskin's robot artwork is friendly and amusing.
What's Driving This Trend
- Robot Artwork
- There is an opportunity to innovate on robot artwork by creating playful and modern interpretations of robots using unconventional design methods.
- Geometric Illustrations
- Utilizing geometric shapes to create detailed illustrations offers a fresh perspective and technique in the design industry.
- Monochromatic Design
- Monochromatic design offers a unique and visually interesting way to create detailed artwork that allows for minimalism in color schemes.
Who This Affects Most
- Graphic Design
- Graphic designers can utilize unconventional design methods, such as utilizing geometry or monochromatic design, to create new and visually interesting artwork.
- Art
- The art industry can expand its offerings by incorporating modern methods, such as geometric shapes and monochromatic color schemes, into its artwork.
- Robotics
- Robotics companies can shift the way their robots are perceived in the media by incorporating playful and friendly design elements into their product designs.
