Andy Rash's Iotacons are pixely awesomeness
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27 dic 2010
Andy Rash's Iotacons are pixely awesomeness
Brooklyn-based illustrator and author (of classics like the fantastic "Ten Little Zombies: A Love Story") Andy Rash has been making super low res portraits that are short on pixels but packed with awesome. He's calling them Iotacons. Subjects include pop culture characters, like all the main figures from the Star Wars trilogy (empire pictured above), the Indiana Jones films, TV shows like Star Trek, individual portraits like Sacha Baron Cohen and Roger Moore and politicos such as The Supreme Court (below) and the entire freakin' senate. Nice work Andy!...
