Double exposure, a unique artistic style, has become a popular choice among photographers and graphic artists. It combines two or more images into a single frame, creating an impactful blend of colors and subjects. Neumorphism, a style inspired by this approach, is a visually striking way to present digital interfaces. Adding this layer of depth to your artwork cannot only enhance its visual appeal but also create a seamless blend of two concepts, resembling a classic novel and the digital age. The double exposure style in your illustration showcases both themes using vivid, bright colors and a dynamic line style. The interplay between the abstract elements, optical blurs, and soft shadows contributes to a stunningly realistic effect. This innovative approach not only captivates the viewer but also provides them with an escape from the mundane into the captivating world of books and summer adventures.

The seamless merging of two entirely different subjects in the illustration represents a visual fusion of possibilities opened up by a book or a tale. The centered composition helps maintain focus on the central subject, the readers who are escaping into books for a myriad of exciting adventures. The clean background with the pastel gradient overlays and soft shadows serve to complement the main focus and provide a dreamlike quality. The shallow depth of field creates a cinematic feel, where the readers can immerse themselves in the novel world, while the soft foreground blur and creamy light falloff add to its enigmatic charm.

The fantasy-like visual environment, created using glowing particles and digital circuitry, mirrors a futuristic and avant-garde interpretation of literature. The dynamic style takes its cues from the works of Bojan Jevti and Ashley Wood, making the end result a masterpiece of both digital art and visual design. Hence, the combination of elements in the double exposure style serves as a bridge between classic literature and the cutting-edge world of digital communication.