Anatomical Collages By Travis Bedel вђ Colossal Travis bedel, also known as bedelgeuse, is a phoenix based artist known for his intricate collages that blend human anatomy with nature. bold botanical species, stunning flowers, tropical plants, colorful insects, and the makings of the human body harmoniously collide in his artworks. there is so much detail to each piece, you'll continue to. My artwork is cut paper collage. my tools are glue and razor blades. i cutout from printed vintage etchings and illustrations to recombine them into an amalgamation of anatomical, botanical, and other biological parts. my work varies in size from 5 inches to 6 feet. follow travis bedel's collage work on instagram and tumblr! you can also buy.
Stunning Anatomical Collages By Travis Bedel Street Anatomy Anatomical collages by travis bedel. march 14, 2014. art. christopher jobson. bookmark. mixed media artist travis bedel creates stunning collages that merge anatomical imagery with illustrations from science guides and textbooks. you can see much more of his work over on tumblr, and he has prints for sale on society6. advertisement. Travis bedel aka bedelgeuse is a mixed media artist that creates anatomical collages from cutouts of vintage etchings and illustrations, combining them into anatomical, botanical, and other biological parts. travis says his artworks can range from ‘5 inches to 6 feet’. you can see many more of his collages on tumblr. San francisco based collage artist travis bedel aka bedelgeuse creates astounding anatomical collages that splice together bones, tendons, and organs with flora and fauna. his collage work, mostly a hybrid of analog and digital techniques, takes on a surrealist quality as human anatomy seamlessly intertwines with crystals, flowers, and feathers. deeply moved by the mysteries and potentialities. Travis bedel’s collages, on exhibit at the marin community foundation, meld vintage anatomical, botanical and zoological illustrations to speak to the inevitability of loss, death and the nee….
New Anatomical Collages By Travis Bedel вђ Colossal San francisco based collage artist travis bedel aka bedelgeuse creates astounding anatomical collages that splice together bones, tendons, and organs with flora and fauna. his collage work, mostly a hybrid of analog and digital techniques, takes on a surrealist quality as human anatomy seamlessly intertwines with crystals, flowers, and feathers. deeply moved by the mysteries and potentialities. Travis bedel’s collages, on exhibit at the marin community foundation, meld vintage anatomical, botanical and zoological illustrations to speak to the inevitability of loss, death and the nee…. Travis bedel aka bedelgeuse is a mixed media artist that creates anatomical collages from cutouts of vintage etchings and illustrations, combining them into anatomical, botanical, and other biological parts. almost all of bedel’s pieces are available as prints. you can see many more of his collages on tumblr. he also sells prints through. But it ended up being absolutely fascinating and suddenly, it felt silly that i would have had such unwarranted apprehension towards something so normal and natural. these beautiful collages, by artist travis bedel, merge anatomical imagery with illustrations from vintage etchings from science guides and textbooks. and i think they are just too.
Travis Bedel Anatomical Collages Collateral Travis bedel aka bedelgeuse is a mixed media artist that creates anatomical collages from cutouts of vintage etchings and illustrations, combining them into anatomical, botanical, and other biological parts. almost all of bedel’s pieces are available as prints. you can see many more of his collages on tumblr. he also sells prints through. But it ended up being absolutely fascinating and suddenly, it felt silly that i would have had such unwarranted apprehension towards something so normal and natural. these beautiful collages, by artist travis bedel, merge anatomical imagery with illustrations from vintage etchings from science guides and textbooks. and i think they are just too.
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