Metric72 is a very talented graphic designer from Spain. I’m absolutely fascinated by his way to bring out the topic in a special artwork. He works with demonstrative colors and geometric shapes and bring them together in a unique style.
More Information: www.metric72.deviantart.com
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I love the visual balance of elements along the center axis. Seems like something almost medical related.
awsm work! the graphic design is just amazing!
Amazing this design.. thanks
This is pure art…I’m amazed by this typographical ecstasy!!
As well as the concept behind some of them…great work