Double exposure, a technique that combines two photos to create a surreal effect, is a style used often in art and photography, and has made its way into other art forms such as design and illustration. This style can be especially captivating when used to merge two seemingly unrelated subjects, creating an unexpected combination. Adding this style to icons, illustrations, or other designs can bring an interesting and unique element to your work. Neumorphism, a style of graphical user interfaces inspired by real-world objects, often features depth and shadows to give designs a more interactive, tactile feel. By blending these two styles, optical illusions and complexity can be added to your visuals. It’s a great way to make your designs stand out in a crowded marketplace.