Double Exposure Style Neumorphism Double Exposure Style Neumorphism is an avant-garde approach to design that blends the traditionally realistic impact of double exposure photography with the sleek, modern look of neumorphism. The outcome is a visually striking style that instantly catches the audience’s eye, offering an unmatched versatility to designers. The technique is achieved by seamlessly combining images, creating mesmerizing effects, and using vivid imagery to give the designs a unique edge.

The talented trio of Andreas Lie, Bojan Jevtic, and Ashley Wood, have mastered this style creating breath-taking works of art that combine various elements like typography, graffiti, and cinematic effects while maintaining an elegant and captivating style.

These fascinating designs send across a powerful message which draws in the viewer and leaves them captivated. Thanks to these artists’ talent and creativity, everything from posters to banners becomes an artistry in itself.

There is an imaginative quality to the work of these artists with the use of steam emissions and colorful infills. The banners they create are more than just promotional pieces; they serve as concept art, opening up a new world, full of color, emotions, and vibrancy.

The high definition and sharp details in these designs are due to the 8K resolution, which ensures the highest quality and working elegantly with all colors of the rainbow. The use of bokeh, lens flares, HDR reflection, and atmospheric lighting set these designs above the rest, making them truly visually stunning.

Moreover, these artists’ ability to create silhouettes from wisps of smoke, making the images feel as if they are moments captured from the underworld, adds another dimension to their illustrious portfolio, showcasing their incredible talent and skill as illustrators.​

Overall, this style merges science and art, resulting in a breathtaking visual experience that leaves the audience in awe of the innovative, impactful designs created by these three masters.