Jason LaFerrera has had a very varied life, starting as a music producer, performer and recording engineer, then moved onto Maths & Computer Science. Today we are going to look at his animal maps. For him the association of animals and maps, represents the boundaries we put around nature. "The patterns of forests and shores often become an animal's feathers or fur, while the rings of topography often trace out wings or antlers." He uses uses his computer and images of maps, to bring to life his lovely animals.
Hare.
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Japanese Crane.
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California Grizzly Bear.
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Les Fauvettes A Tete.
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Virginia Red Fox.
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Goldfinches.
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Texas Nine Banded Armadillo.
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Tennessee Mockingbird.
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Wood-mouse.
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Doe and Fawn.
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Gray Jay.
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Elk - Moose.
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Osprey.
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Snake.
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The Pigeon of Paris.
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Thrush.
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White Peacock.
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Virginia Northern Cardinal.
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