In whimsical and inspiring digital compositions, French typography specialist Benoit Challand and Montreal-based photographer Simon Duhamel explore people's relationship with musical instruments. The artistic photographic series dubbed 'Bloom Maestro' consists of imagined interpretations of musical instruments in white, brass and marble and a playful pastel backdrop in pink and bluish gray hues. The two artists investigate the musician's relationship with musical instruments, featuring a male and female child.
The example of 3D illustration, according to Duhamel, uses shapes to facilitate interaction. The project displays "instruments become alive to create relationship." The process of control, learning, taming and expectation are also present in the images. Challand was responsible for the concept and CGI while Duhamel is credited for photography.
3D Instrument Illustrations
The Artistic Series Explores the Relationship With Musical Instruments
Trend Themes
1. Whimsical 3D Illustrations - Opportunity to incorporate playful digital art into marketing campaigns and product designs.
2. Exploring Musical Relationship - Opportunity for brands and music companies to develop campaigns or platforms that focus on personal relationship with musical instruments.
3. Interactive Shaping of 3D Art - Opportunity for businesses to create interactive experiences with their products using shapes and 3D art.
Industry Implications
1. Music - Opportunity for music companies to leverage the relationship between musicians and their instruments in branding and marketing efforts.
2. Photography - Opportunity for photographers to explore the relationship between people and objects in creative ways.
3. Marketing and Advertising - Opportunity for businesses to incorporate whimsical 3D illustrations and interactive experiences in their advertising campaigns and product designs.