Double exposure, a unique artistic style, has become a popular choice among photographers and graphic artists. Combining multiple images on top of each other to create a striking visual impact, each crafted around the theme of “neomorphism.” This style brings an artistic approach to the technology-driven world, causing the viewer to see the world in a new, filtered lens.

As for the stock photo illustration, it features a fusion of concepts, resembling a modern, art-based take on the abstract idea of a Vector Set, showcasing hand-drawn light bulbs against dynamic and fluid backgrounds. It goes on to incorporate doodle stickers or icons with various electric bulbs and phrases, representing creative idea brainstorming or inspiration for others in the industry.

The illustration invokes a unique balance between the surreal and the realistic, ending up in a blend of cartoon flat vector illustrations, isolated on a soft background. The visual fusion seems to be inspired by the works of Bojan Jevti and Ashley Wood, while the composition remains centered, surrounded by a dreamy bokeh highlighting the clean background that features a pastel gradient overlay and soft shadows.

The use of light falloff and f/12 style lens rendering helps add a dreamlike appearance to the scene, with foregrounds blending seamlessly with the background, while enhancing the foreground and maintaining composure. The digital circuitry is styled in a double exposure, emphasizing mechanical harmony and computational clarity, so as to create an image that is visually stunning and atmospheric with enhanced resolution and a double image ghost effect.

Creating a ghostly effect while maximizing resolution lends it an ethereal, creative, and artistic quality, highlighting the artist’s digital prowess and their ability to create modern visuals that can inspire others in their field.