Dreamcore — Cover

Dreamcore

Beneath towering fly agaric rendered in hyperreal scale, the model reclines in translucent layers of blush silk and inked skin, a figure plucked from subconscious flora. The palette—pink, coral, bruised taupe—reads like a fever dream screenshot, while her stillness suggests recent awakening. A second frame isolates a celestial silhouette in glacial white against barren ground, haloed and untouchable, as if the dream logic has shifted from horizontal reverie to vertical ascension.

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FAQ

What is the concept of the Dreamcore editorial?

Capturing the moment between dream and waking, a girl lying beneath a giant toadstool and a white silhouette atop ruins express unreal color and stillness like digital rendering.

What color tones were used in the Dreamcore editorial?

Saturated hues from pink hair and beige-coral mushroom canopy, transparent skin with tattoo ink bleeding like dream debris, and white silhouettes complete the unreal atmosphere.

When was the Dreamcore editorial released?

It was featured in PAP MAGAZINE's JUN. 2023 ISSUE.