Illustrator and animator Neal Coghlan started work on Birdmask visuals at the end of 2010. They started out as various individual illustrations, and grew from there. "The elements came together quite nicely and I started to form compositions out of them which became geometric, tribal bird faces," he says. "Like with most of my illustrations, I couldn't resist bringing it alive by animating it."
Tribal electro animation Birdmask
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