These 9 axonometrics are drawn for Jane Goodall. I think, from her quote, the most essential ideas can be summarized as "mystery" and "evolution". Therefore, what we can notice from these series drawings is the shapes are almost made up of large volume's rectangular prisms. By substracting, cutting relatively small shapes from the main ones to create the sense of mystery, and the repitition structures can express the idea of evolution.
These 9 axonometrics are drawn for Stephen Hawking. He said in his quote that "Equations are just the boring part of mathematics. I attempt to see things in terms of geometry." in my opinion, this quote can be mainly summarized as "unbalance" and "geometry" Consequently, i used lots of contrast to create that kind of perception, such as contrast of volume, length. furthermore, the position of three prisms is trying to avoid the feeling of "balance" and "flat", so the outcomes have strong 3D effect corresponding to "unbalance" and "geometry"
These 9 axonometrics are drawn for Jane Goodall. I think, from her quote, the most essential ideas can be summarized as "mystery" and "evolution". Therefore, what we can notice from these series drawings is the shapes are almost made up of large volume's rectangular prisms. By substracting, cutting relatively small shapes from the main ones to create the sense of mystery, and the repitition structures can express the idea of evolution. 
These 9 axonometrics are drawn for Stephen Hawking. He said in his quote that "Equations are just the boring part of mathematics. I attempt to see things in terms of geometry." in my opinion, this quote can be mainly summarized as "unbalance" and "geometry" Consequently, i used lots of contrast to create that kind of perception, such as contrast of volume, length. furthermore, the position of three prisms is trying to avoid the feeling of "balance" and "flat", so the outcomes have strong 3D effect corresponding to "unbalance" and "geometry"
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