The Pixel Orca Sculpture by Douglas Coupland Accents Vancouver Wildlife
Annie Ho — July 11, 2010 — Art & Design
References: coupland & blog.makezine
The Pixel Orca Sculpture was designed by Douglas Coupland. Located just outside the Vancouver convention center, this pixelated mammal is quite an eye-catching piece of outdoor art.
The Pixel Orca Sculpture is in the shape of a killer whale and if you are ever in Vancouver, I strongly suggest you take a boat out to the Pacific Ocean to check out the killer whales and the scenery. For now, you can enjoy this amazing sculpture instead.
The Pixel Orca Sculpture is in the shape of a killer whale and if you are ever in Vancouver, I strongly suggest you take a boat out to the Pacific Ocean to check out the killer whales and the scenery. For now, you can enjoy this amazing sculpture instead.
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