The Rewilding Institute header graphic was created by an extremely talented artist, Sergio de la Rosa. I wanted to show off some of his work today. The hard part is that the landscape graphics he creates are so finely detailed they end up being very large.
I found myself going through the landscapes he creates, having to scroll back and forth and up and down to take it all in, and lost myself in a world that just seemed to get bigger and deeper. I discvered small animals in the grasses that no one would be able to pick up from a scaled-down version of the graphic.
I’ve never really had an experience like that with photos or computer images before. The level of detail is truly astonishing.
I will try to share those images with you once I figure out how to do it. They are many megabytes each.
Sergio’s Sculpture
Here is something I can share with you today. Sergio is also a brilliant sculptor of wildlife. He captures fine details in his work. As you will see, Sergio is really into Pleistocene megafauna!
Sculpture (Click on the pics to see larger image)
(c) Sergio de la Rosa 2008
(c) Sergio de la Rosa
(c) Sergio de la Rosa
(c) Sergio de la Rosa
(c) Sergio de la Rosa
(c) Sergio de la Rosa
(c) Sergio de la Rosa
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RandySavage 11.13.08 at 5:10 pm
Those are fantastic pieces by Sergio de la Rosa. I would love to see the larger, more detailed photo-mosaics you describe at the beginning.
RandySavage 11.14.08 at 8:28 pm
Great artwork. Would love those larger Sergio pics you describe.