Madrid-based 'Hunky Dunky' studio is comprised from the combined efforts of Yonito Tanu and Jessica Chapiness -- who have created a series of digital sea art for their project 'Under The Sea.'
They describe the sea art project with few words, saying, "Diving in a submarine is the closest to being a shark. I've never wanted to be a shark, but I've always wanted to dive in a submarine." Despite the project's limited explanation, each of the images speaks for itself. The metallic surface of each submarine floats against a simple background that corresponds with its exterior -- making each of the submarines the focus.
The images vary in color, with some taking on bright blue, orange and red and others coated entirely in bronze. Images zoom in onto details of the digital machinery, with knobs and valves accented by reflective light that shines off the surface. With this, each look is ready to submerge into the depths of the sea.
Digital Submarine Sea Art
These Digitally Made Submarines Look Ready for the Depths of the Sea
Trend Themes
1. Digital Sea Art - Opportunity for artists to create immersive underwater experiences using digital technology.
2. Submarine Design - Innovative potential for designing futuristic submarines with visually captivating aesthetics.
3. Reflective Light Accents - Potential for incorporating reflective light accents in product design to enhance visual appeal.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Artists can leverage digital tools and techniques to create stunning underwater artworks and experiences.
2. Marine Technology - Opportunity for developing next-generation submarines with advanced functionalities and aesthetics.
3. Product Design - Designers can explore the use of reflective light accents in various products to create a visually striking impact.