Belgian filmmaker Vincent Bal makes not only films and commercials, but creates a new kind of artwork – shadow doodles. “While I was working on a new script last April, I noticed how my teacup made a nice shadow on a piece of paper. I drew some lines on it and suddenly the shadow was an elephant,” Vincent Bal says. “I took a picture with my phone and posted it on Facebook. Before I knew it, this picture was shared and liked as never before. I was surprised how much people liked it. Since that day I’ve been posting a doodle a day.” Vincent Bal turns those everyday objects into funny shadow illustrations and shares them on social media.
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