Everything about the images in this Miles Donovan series is utterly intoxicating. Titled ‘Escada,’ these illustrations use pink-hued smoke to depict ridiculously beautiful women. The swirls and evaporation of the fumes are cleverly integrated by Donovan to accentuate the curves of each model, hinting at bodies and poses that aren’t actually there. It’s an enigmatic and alluring concept that should be used more commonly in mainstream media.
Miles Donovan, for those who don’t know, is an illustrator and a member of Peepshow Collective. He’s currently represented by Art Department in New York, and his various works have been used in campaigns by clients such as Nike, BBC, Toyota, The New York Times, Newsweek and more. One truly has to browse through Donovan’s eclectic portfolio to get a breadth of his abilities.
Seductive Pink-Hued Smoke
Miles Donovan Depicts Sultry Models within Evaporating Fumes
Trend Themes
1. Pink-hued Smoke - Utilizing pink-hued smoke in visual media to create a captivating and alluring aesthetic.
2. Integrating Fumes - Incorporating the swirls and evaporation of fumes to enhance the visual impact of illustrations and photography.
3. Enigmatic Concepts - Exploring enigmatic and mysterious concepts in mainstream media to evoke curiosity and intrigue.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion and Beauty - Incorporating pink-hued smoke in fashion and beauty campaigns to create a captivating and alluring aesthetic.
2. Advertising and Marketing - Using integrated fumes in advertisements to enhance the visual impact and create intrigue for various products and services.
3. Art and Design - Exploring enigmatic concepts in art and design to create thought-provoking and visually captivating works.