Topographic

Just as the Earth’s surface is composed of rising mountains and falling valleys, the world’s wildlife also has varying features and details creating complex forms. Whether smooth, feathered, furred, or scaly, all animals are clothed with a unique pelt, adorned with artistic markings and unusual characteristics.

Each shape upon an animal’s face can be carefully outlined, studied, and admired for the intricate path it blazes. Lines flow around muzzles and ears, and carefully waltz about delicate eyes. They fall down beaks and snouts and dance about feathers and fur with frenzied energy.

One can easily become entranced with such displays of depth, caught in a duet with the animal’s form and shape and captured within the web of its minimal wireframe. Like a topographic map, these paths bleed about the composition with intriguing confidence.