Even though most of us are eager for spring here in the Northern Hemisphere, we’re happy to linger in winter a little while longer to take in ’ new project. The Colombia-based designer and illustrator recently released a pair of hand-drawn digital landscapes that take a bird’s-eye view of Yosemite National Park. Starting with a wide aerial shot of coniferous trees, the films then journey down a stream up to a waterfall, capturing the majestic scenery with grainy, tactile detail.
The project is a commission for Yosemite, helmed by Reed Jobs that funds startups and researchers working on cancer treatments. For the creative direction, Cravents collaborated with LoveFrom, a collective helmed by Apple alum Jony Ive.
Winter and autumn are available for viewing, but the spring and summer films have yet to be released. Keep an eye on Crevants’ and for the remaining seasons.
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