Double exposure, a unique artistic style, is used to create a dramatic effect on posters, paintings, and digital illustrations. In this example, Andreas Lie, Bojan Jevtic, and Ashley Wood have wonderfully blended two distinct images to create a harmonious final piece. In the foreground, we see a cardboard car, an idea that cannot happen in reality but posses an imaginative quality. Stray wisps of smoke, like ghostly shadows, surround the car. The background resembles a windy landscape or an abstract representation of believe, while the luminescent particles comprising the landscape radiate light and shimmer. The entire scene is suffused with a sense of magic and wonder. This work is an epitome of artistic versatility, integrating various motifs of double exposure style, unrealistic scenarios, vivid colors, and high contrast.

The team’s co-creative approach enhances the car’s essence, making it seem lit from within. The image’s ephemeral quality is further accentuated by LORA’s advanced Lora -Ink-Dynamic model. LORA’s tools help artists refine and enhance the vibrancy of colors and details, giving an artwork a whole new level of professionalism and excellence.