Discovering double exposure secrets

We catch up with Adobe-featured artist Emi Haze to unearth the secrets behind double exposure and find out how Adobe can help launch a career

If Emi Haze’s work looks familiar to you, it’s really no great surprise. So far, the Italian artist has been featured by Wacom, created two book covers for best-selling author Lauren Oliver, and was even chosen to take part in Adobe’s huge 25th anniversary television commercial. But what are the secrets behind such a distinctive style? We asked Emi how a double exposure image is born. If you had to describe the atmosphere of your artwork in five words, what would they be? Ethereal, imaginative, dreamy, colourful, eternal. In my work, the human being melts with nature and its four elements; there’s a balance between reality, dream and fantasy, and colour and sensitivity has a prominent role. There are common themes throughout my work too: tree branches, clouds forming hair, faces that blend…

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Advanced Photoshop (Digital) - 1 Issue, No. 149

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