Ben Tolman Creates Intricate Drawings of Cities, Suburbia, and the Built Environment
In 2012 Washington D.C. artist Ben Tolman created a drawing of Wheaton, Maryland, the suburb where he grew up. More than six feel tall and four feet wide, this ink and paper creation took him 6 months to complete: five days a week, 14 hours each day.
Since then he's focused on built environments, both urban and suburban and the effect they have on their inhabitants.
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| Ben Tolman, Suburbs, 2012. Ink on paper. |
Since then he's focused on built environments, both urban and suburban and the effect they have on their inhabitants.
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| Ben Tolman, Urban, 2015. Ink on paper. |
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