Dragon fly wing

Description

The lifespan of a dragonfly wing is marked by the accumulation of abrasions and scratches, revealing wondrous textures and shapes on even a tiny section of a mature adult’s wing. Upon closer inspection, a universe of intricate details emerges, showcasing captivating beauty and complexity.
Dragonfly wings are highly specialized structures, characterized by their thin, membranous composition supported by a system of veins. These wings are also notably corrugated, enhancing their stiffness and strength significantly, resulting in a lightweight yet durable design. Surprisingly, the venation pattern of dragonfly wings has remained largely unchanged throughout their evolution, indicating the crucial role this conserved feature plays in flight.
The wings of dragonflies exhibit a variety of polygonal forms, including hexagons, pentagons, and quadrilaterals. The hexagonal pattern, in particular, is a key component of the overall wing architecture. It is meticulously arranged to accommodate the wing’s need for both stiffness and flexibility, ensuring that the wings remain resilient and adaptable during flight.

PRINT#11M

Landscape Format:
Paper Print (Archival – Matt Texture)
A2 594 x 420mm Print Code K – R
A1 841 x 594mm Print Code L – R
A0 1189 x 841mm Print Code M – R

Landscape Format:
Fabric Print (Includes Aluminium Frame)
2000 x 1200mm(2 x 1.2m) Print Code A – R