Colourful characters play with symmetry

Guatemalan illustrator Muxxi (opens in new tab) creates elaborate imaginary worlds populated with strange, gawking characters - the self-initiated Symmetry/Experimental Series project being a shining example of this.

"I had in mind a project that involved symmetry and an explosion of colours," Muxxi explains. "I was inspired by the beautiful stained glasses that you see in cathedral windows."

Her indelible style has found clients in Microsoft, Skull & Heart and Nokia, and a string of international exhibitions. "Magic definitely is in everything I do," Muxxi says. "I like to create fantastic worlds filled with peculiar creatures."

Symmetry/Experimental Series

Symmetry/Experimental Series

Symmetry/Experimental Series

Symmetry/Experimental Series

Symmetry/Experimental Series

This showcase first appeared in Computer Arts (opens in new tab) issue 215.

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