Sometimes his images are planned and he is looking for the right picture, sometimes just looks at something and wonders things like, “What would it look like if the ice cream cone that my daughter is holding was actually filled with sand and had an excavator on top of it instead of a cherry?” He looked up at the skyscraper, then looked at his banana, and thought, “What if…” and the rest is history! Photographer Creates Amazing Photo Mashups Of Everyday Things Lightbulb + Egg Excavator + Ice Cream Scoop Banana + Car Cupcake + Toothbrush Wheat + Braid. The digital art hobby came about one day when he was standing in front of the empire state building while eating the banana. He is very successful and he likes his job, but as with many people, he needed an outlet. Someone said it was catered in from the Google cafeteria. Upon graduation, he switched to advertising and has worked for some very big names like AT&T. View allAll Photos Tagged mashupcamp wins mashupcamp in styleby alexis ohanian 1 original image: Tasty Lunchby Peter Kaminski 2 2 Some of the best conference food Ive had, because its like what we eat at home. Combine those with keyword tagging data that not only specifies the subject matter of the media, but also the geographic location of the imagery, and you can come up with some pretty cool mashups. He broke away from his left brain oriented engineer father and grandfather and pursued a more creative right brain profession.Īttending the Savannah College of Art and Design, Stephen actually studied fine arts. Video and Photo Mashups There are an abundance of video and photo hosting sites with APIs, such as Flickr, Yahoo Photos and Youtube. He started in advertising and now works as an art director. House, Disco and Dance grooves all night long.

Images SourceĪll of this is really just a hobby, however. Disco Made Me Do It Dance music for grown ups Expect the usual quality sound and decor.

Check out his instagram to see hundreds of photo mashups that he terms “combophotos”. 396 mashup stock photos, vectors, and illustrations are available royalty-free. His fun and whimsical take on everyday things is reminiscent of Sean Charmatz’s work from last week’s post, but he definitely has his own style and his photography is phenomenal. Do you ever just let your imagination take you away? Have you ever looked at a Chicken and wondered what it would look like if it had the legs of a cow? How about a dog with a head of cauliflower? Well, if you have, then you will love exploring this week's famous digital artist, Stephen McMennamy.

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