Sam Green captures that magical moment when people are just about to surface from the water in these stunningly realistic drawings. They’re visuals that truly have to be seen to be believed as viewers can discern that they’re most likely based on high-speed photographs, but seeing still frames out of context and framed in such abstract compositions makes for a surreal ocular experience.
From this gallery, one can deduce that Sam Green illustrated these images using a pencil. He not only does a fine job of capturing human likeness, he also emulates water effects to a degree so spectacular that audiences can’t help but be in awe. Who knew pictures based on reality could be stranger than fiction?
Watery Escape Artistry
Sam Green Renders Strange Visuals of People Surfacing from H2O
Trend Themes
1. Realistic Water Art - Disruptive opportunity for art and photography industries to create new forms of water-based art using techniques like high-speed photography and realistic rendering.
2. Surrealistic Compositions - Disruptive opportunity for graphic design and visual arts to experiment with abstract, yet realistic compositions that challenge viewers' perception of reality and perspective.
3. Emulating Water Effects - Disruptive opportunity for animation and special effects industries to create hyper-realistic water simulations using techniques such as pencil drawing.
Industry Implications
1. Art - Artists can leverage the surrealistic and realistic elements of Sam Green's pieces to invent a new form of art
2. Photography - Photographers can explore new ways to capture the movement of water beyond conventional means
3. Film and Animation - Film and animation industries can incorporate Sam Green's techniques for creating realistic water effects in their work.