Tapis De Souris White Horse (Uffington Castle) - iGeeGee

Another satire of the iPod ads and homage to ancient graphic design and perhaps one of the first examples of the duo-tone style. The Uffington Castle White Horse which is the oldest chalk cut figure in the British Isles and may be more than 3000 years old. Yet remarkably shows the sunlight reflecting off the contours of the horses body and makes use of negative space to express 3d dimensionality, A style which has perhaps only really become widely used and understood in modern times since the invention of photography in the 19th century. So it could be argued to be a bit of a smoking gun since it does kind of re-write the entire history of art and perhaps suggest there may be something in the Atlantis myths and ancient astronaut theories after all. :)