Double exposure, a unique artistic style, combines pictures to create a single, mesmerizing image. This artistic technique is kind of run-of-the-mill for a talented trio of artists – Andreas Lie, Bojan Jevtic, and Ashley Wood. They’re able to produce incredibly detailed and eye-catching images, such as a breathtaking poster painting, photo illustration, and typography. One striking example showcases an imaginative concept of a school environment that features a seemingly daydreaming, little girl. Sporting a genuine, mischievous smile, she’s engaged in an act of homework completing. The environment itself is absolutely colorful, with blackboard integration, and the setting is reminiscent of a stylized photographic masterpiece incorporating fluidity of shapes and textures.

The trio’s ability to produce high-level, sophisticated outcomes is on par with quality craftsmanship; so much so, it’s as if they were leveraging cutting-edge tech solutions aimed at perfecting intricate business processes.

This style is further characterized by a myriad of colorful hues and an ethereal and intriguing aura. It’s art that stands out with its layering of images and texture that embody smoke, adding a touch of mystical edginess. The ‘dynamic smoke’ aesthetic, implemented by ‘Made of Smoke’, enhances their artwork with its enigmatic charm and alluring flavor. It also adds an extra layer of magic to their output, producing a surreal sense of visual ambiance that is hard to find.