When you grow up in a family of artists, it may be natural for you to choose the same path as your parents. Such was the case with a Hungarian artist called Fanny Papay.
Her artistic journey began in her earliest years, when she would watch her mom paint. Since then, she hasn’t put down her paintbrush. Well, metaphorically speaking—over time she traded it in for a computer mouse, becoming a graphic designer.
If you look at her creations, you will notice that her aesthetics are characterized by surrealism, both in terms of content and visuals. Although she said in an interview for Ballpit that she can’t pick any medium as her favorite, she still prefers projects that appear in the physical form.
“I like to portray astonishing pairs with clean shapes and bold colors. I really like to use special materials, something that probably can’t be found in nature in that form. That’s why I love creating a composition in 3D. It is like creating a whole new world,” she explained. She then added that she starts her project when she has more than one idea in her head.
To see her creations, check out the gallery below, and don’t forget to follow her art on Instagram!
