3LAND is an illustration artist from Bangkok, Thailand and although these objects might seem simple from afar, up close there's a whole world inside of them. The artist has meticulously drawn little worlds that are built to look like recognizable objects.
What appears to be a camera is actually a series of small businesses: salons, job help, cafes, inns and more. A single skateboard is actually a large skate park for a bunch of tiny little people and a television is just the shape of a large office that houses all kinds of people as they are busy at work.
These illustrations by 3LAND are so creative and well planned. The artist took one object and built a whole conceptual world inside of it. His other works include a crimp tool, a video camera and a table tennis racket.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Conceptual Objects
- The trend of turning everyday objects into conceptual art can create opportunities in product design and marketing.
- Microcosms
- The trend of creating miniature worlds encapsulated in everyday objects can innovate new fields such as miniature recreation and video game design.
- Meticulous Artistry
- The trend of meticulous artistry and attention to detail can be applied to various industries, such as graphic design and interior decorating, to create unique and captivating designs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Product Design
- Turning everyday objects into conceptual art opens up opportunities in product design to create aesthetically pleasing and unique designs that stand out on the market.
- Recreation
- Creating miniature worlds encapsulated in everyday objects can revolutionize the recreation industry by creating new opportunities in miniature recreation and theme park design.
- Video Game Design
- The trend of creating microcosms can be applied to video game design to create unique game worlds that captivate players and expand the boundaries of the gaming industry.
