The shadow of the illustration projects the dreams of children, your childhood, have you ever had superhero dreams?

When we were young, one of the most frequent questions asked by adults was probably what they wanted to do when they grew up, even if many people said they wanted to be a doctor, a teacher, and a big boss, but no one would refuse to be a superhero, if someone asked you if you wanted to be a superhero who saved the world, I think you would nod your head and agree without hesitation.

Want to become a superhero, but not only children will do dreams, how many adults, even to the age of dozens, will still be fascinated by Marvel's superhero series, in Xiao Dai's view, maybe people do not really want to be heroes, but in the depths of their hearts, want to live as they want to be, if they can not become heroes to save the world, then at least become ordinary people who can save themselves.

Artist Jason Ratliff also had a hero's dream, and when he was young, being a hero and becoming a painter were equally important things, of course, when he grew up, Jason Ratliff did not become a superhero, but became a painter, so he tried to combine painting and superheroes to create interesting illustrations.

Jason Ratliff's representation is very special, he projects the shadow of a superhero onto a child, showing the same demeanor and action of a child as a superhero, bright colors and bold geometric style, which is very fascinating.

With the help of such works, the artist conveys to the children the idea that superheroes are not race, age, gender and ability, not all heroes wear cloaks, and each of us can be him, in daily life, loyal to ourselves, protect others, and do more good, which is as glorious as Superman, Deadpool and Wonder Woman fighting evil in comic books and movies.

With their own illustrations, the artist makes a powerful demonstration that today's young people are already so remarkable that they can be whoever they want to be. We are not the shadow of anyone, but our powerful selves. I have to say that modern and contemporary artists are becoming more and more mission-oriented, and their artistic creations no longer make people look ignorant, but integrate a lot of views and opinions on current issues, with vigilance, encouragement, and positive energy.

Let's take a look at Jason Ratliff's wonderful illustrations.