13 Circles: Animal Illustrations by Dorota Pankowska
Published Jun 13, 2016
Inspired by the Twitter logo, which was created out of 13 circles, Paris-based artist Dorota Pankowska decided to challenge herself and see what animals she could create using the same process.
“I thought to myself, ‘Only 13 circles? I doubt most of the animals will even be recognizable…’ but surprisingly, I was pretty happy with what turned out. Sometimes I was even happy before I hit 13 circles, and I would “cheat” a little by adding the remaining circles on a sharp corner to simply round it out a little, instead of being forced to change the shape of the animal. But hey. :)”
— Dorota Pankowska
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