New Scientist
by jimmy turrell on Wednesday 28 July 2010
Illustration for The New Scientist about a new hearing device that helps the blind envisage imagery.
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Jimmy Turrell is an illustrator based in London. At present he's dangerously obsessed with Kulchur magazine, anything on Night Slugs, Kelela and music with weird harp noises and incredibly choppy snares.
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