What is isomorphic composition?

Isomorphic graphics means that two or more graphics are combined together through the combination and grafting of graphic design to form a new graphic and convey a new meaning. This new graphic is not a simple addition to the original graphic, but a transcendence or mutation of graphic meaning, thus forming a strong visual impact.

The premise of isomorphism of graphics: the possibility of potential morphological connection between these graphics, or the existence of meaningful internal connection. When designing isomorphic graphics, we can start from two aspects. One is to observe whether there is a * * * connection between graphics from the shape angle of graphics; The second is to think from the meaning of graphics, pay attention to the relevance of the inherent meaning of graphics, and make them isomorphic.