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All too often we’re looking down at our smart phones rarely glancing up at the sky above us. Yet if we took the time to do so, we might see a world of endless possibilities.
Parisian artist Thomas Lamadieu certainly does as he looks up at the skies of Europe’s compact and narrow courtyards and plazas. It was here that he noticed the different spaces where the sky pokes through and hit upon the novel idea of filling those vacuums of blue sky with his own unique illustrations.
He’s aply titled the series Sky Art, whereby he squeezes in his characters into all the available nooks and crannies available to him. It’s whimsical, fun and inventive and it just goes to show you, your creativity needn’t be restricted by your surroundings.
Parisian artist Thomas Lamadieu certainly does as he looks up at the skies of Europe’s compact and narrow courtyards and plazas. It was here that he noticed the different spaces where the sky pokes through and hit upon the novel idea of filling those vacuums of blue sky with his own unique illustrations.
He’s aply titled the series Sky Art, whereby he squeezes in his characters into all the available nooks and crannies available to him. It’s whimsical, fun and inventive and it just goes to show you, your creativity needn’t be restricted by your surroundings.
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