Boston-based artist Matt W. Moore's animal illustrations are heavily focused on shapes and colors. These semi-simplistic critter depictions cover a wide range of wild life and use intriguing shapes to present them in a new way.
Some of the animals featured in this illustration series are turtles, squirrels, fish, birds, raccoon, beetles, crabs and even a moose. These animals maintain their standard shapes and colors overall, but the colors are exaggerated and when viewers look closely they can see triangles, squares, circles and other shapes within the animal's outline.
Matt W. Moore is a graphic designer as well as a street artist. He has his own graphics company, for which these animal illustrations were created. Moore portrays familiar animals in an unfamiliar way that demands attention.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Geometric Animal Illustrations
- Opportunity to harness the appeal of geometric shapes and colors to create unique depictions of animals.
- Artistic Emphasis on Shapes and Colors
- Chance to explore the visual impact of highlighting shapes and colors in artistic representations.
- Reimagining Familiar Animals
- Potential for disruptive innovation by presenting well-known animal forms in unexpected and attention-grabbing ways.
Sectors Adopting This
- Graphic Design
- Graphic designers can incorporate geometric animal illustrations to add a fresh and engaging visual element to their projects.
- Art and Illustration
- Artists and illustrators can experiment with emphasizing shapes and colors to create visually captivating animal depictions.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Marketing and advertising professionals can leverage the intriguing reimagining of familiar animals to create unique and attention-grabbing campaigns.
