Generation Gap: Retro inspired, digital photography series is nostalgia personified
Remember Kellogg's Variety Packs? And making mixtapes for your friends? Your first pair of Adidas Stan Smiths, and the Lego Death Star? Mike Campau has collated a selection of his childhood highlights for his retro inspired CGI project, Generation Gap.

Speaking of his inspiration, Mike said: "Images of my childhood, when we had to get up to change the channel, collected enough stickers to fill a photo album (oh, and we had photo albums!), video games were for rainy days, used film to capture images, cranked up our boom boxes with homemade mixed tapes, ran around with toy guns that looked like the real thing, and had to "dial" a number."
With over 15 years of experience in creating powerful imagery for large brands and their high profile agencies, Mike specialises in hybrid imagery, mixing photography with CGI. Discover more on Behance.
Via Behance | All images courtesy and copyright of Mike Campau
























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