Children’s Superheroes Shadows Posters

Following his bestselling series “Walking Shadows”that illustrates various peoples’, animals’, and objects’ shadows with an abstract, low-poly feel, artist Jason Ratliff brings you “Super Shadows”—a collection that illustrates the power of imagination. Based out of Indianapolis, Jason continues to create whimsical artworks, empowering both children and adults alike.

Ratliff says this series isn’t necessarily about Superman. It’s about a child’s imagination and potential. It’s about how a kid can be anything they want to be and the guy in the cape just helps represent those aspirations. The hero they see themselves as or being. Whatever kind or hero that may be.

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